1990-91 Kraft Hockey Forum

So this set is listed as one set, which it is by the numbering. The question I have is this, several products were used to release the set to the consumer and each one is listed on the rear of the card. Should this information be added to each card in one of the note fields?

Your teachers must have loved you in school.....question after question after......

I am starting ot think people are all saying that ...... not too many answers are given ..... DOH. Hard to verify sets when it comes down to stuff that I would consider preference and don't want to do something considered incorrect. =)

Not asking too many questions, just a bad day to ask - too many people doing stuff away from their computers. I don't even have time to answer the original question right now either - I'll get back to you since this is a Glossary issue. :)

Usually not an issue when documenting stuff like this in the Note2 field, as that is pretty much what that was designed for. I think we (as a collective membership on this site) have overused and abused what Note was meant to be. RC, MEM, AU, SNxx, PRxx, subsets (like LL, TL, TC), CL, and non-player designations (MGR, CO, ACO, TR, etc) is what Note is for. PPN (Pierre Picking Nose) is not what it was meant for, but we have stupid stuff like that in there. This is part of the reason Admin introduced Note verification/Set verification, to help standardize the notes and get rid of the extraneous stuff. I know I worked on a baseball set with Admin and I was even asked if there was a way to reduce the Notes and remove a certain group of items in the set. So, that is the direction we are heading. And I, for one, like it.

Agree with vroomed and I like the direction we are going with the number and note verification. I have been working in older baseballsets and am finding things that just puzzle me as to why.  But the site has evolved and now work is being done to remove some of these "great ideas" when it was still new.  Note 1 is abused; Note2 is under used.

Questions asked before one does is a good thing.  More people need to do so.