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Hello,

When I click add a set it allows the set to be added to the site without review. I would like another member with a little more experience to add some missing sets (as my previous additions didn't go well...). How do I go about this?

The sets I would like added are the

1996 Frito Lay Space Jams Tazos. This has 80 tazos (americans call them pogs I think) that a 4 cm disks, numbers from 1 to 80. Within the set there are different tazo types, 1 to 20 are motion tazos, 21 to 60 are techno tazos and 61 to 80 are 3D limited edition tazos. The set list is:

#1 MJ Gets Kidnapped

#2 Bugs Kisses Michael

#3 Daffy The "Ducktor"

#4 MJ's Headache

#5 Nerdlucks Jump For Joy

#6 Monstars "Mean Team"

#7 MJ Jams

#8 Lola vs Pound

#9 MJ Plays Basketball

#10 Bupkus Loses His Head

#11 Sylvester vs Tweety

#12 Tweety Gets Flicked

#13 Bang Headbutts Foghorn

#14 The Tune Squad

#15 Bugs Grows Muscles

#16 Michael Jams #2

#17 MJ Victory

#18 Blanko & MJ

#19 Yosemite Gets Zapped

#20 MJ vs Nawt

#21 Bang

#22 Bupkus

#23 Blanko

#24 Pound

#25 Nawt

#26 Monstars

#27 Bang

#28 Bupkus

#29 Blanko

#30 Pound

#31 Nawt

#32 Nerdlucks

#33 Space Jam

#34 Space Jam

#35 Space Jam

#36 Tune Squad

#37 Taz

#38 Michael Jordan

#39 Space Jam

#40 Tune Squad

#41 Michael Jordan

#42 Space Jam

#43 Space Jam

#44 Michael Jordan

#45 Space Jam

#46 Space Jam

#47 Space Jam

#48 Monstars

#49 Michael Jordan

#50 Michael Jordan

#51 Michael Jordan

#52 Tune Squad

#53 Nerdlucks

#54 Bugs & Lola

#55 Lola Bunny

#56 Marvin The Martian

#57 Swackhammer

#58 Moron Air

#59 Moron Mountain

#60 Sludge Summit

#61 Bang

#62 Bupkus

#63 Blanko

#64 Pound

#65 Nawt

#66 Bang

#67 Monstars

#68 Nawt

#69 Nawt

#70 Swackhammer

#71 Minion

#72 Bugs & Lola

#73 Looney Tunes

#74 Space Jam

#75 Taz

#76 Marvin The Martian

#77 Michael Jordan

#78 Michael Jordan

#79 Michael Jordan

#80 Tune Squad

And i got the information from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tazos, https://spakatak.com/tazos/australia/space-jam-movie-motion-tazos, https://spakatak.com/tazos/australia/space-jam-techno-tazos and https://spakatak.com/tazos/australia/space-jam-3d-limited-edition-tazos

I am not sure how to add the distinction of between the motion, techno and 3D tazos, any help would be appriciated as I would also like to add the 1997 star wars tazo set that follows this one and starts at number 81, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tazos, https://spakatak.com/tazos/australia.

Thank you for conducting research and for your willingness to supplement missing data.

Please use the 'Note2' field to differentiate between the various disks. For instance, for numbers 1-20, the 'Note2' value could be "Motion"; for 21-60, it could be "Techno"; and for 61-80, "3D Limited Edition".

One of the problems encountered with previous checklists was that they seemed to belong to the same set, implying that a single checklist would suffice, with variations being noted in the 'Note2' field. It seems we are in a similar situation with the subsequent Star Wars set you mentioned, starting at 81. I am not familiar with Tazos, so I may be mistaken in my perception.

In terms of the previous ones I am not sure if they're the same set as there is conflicting information out there. I sided on separate sets as they were not all released together, they have distinct different set names, different content (Looney Tunes, Chip brand mascot and Simpsons) and when they were released (I collected them on release...) they were advertised as new sets to add to your collection. If the sets did need to be combined how can you do that?

For the Space Jam and Star Wars Tazos there is no conflicting information, they're separate sets released a year apart (1996 and 1997). I am not sure why there numbers continue on from one another...

A couple of points I'd like to make regarding these sets.

Please ensure the items you are adding/requesting to be added are eligible for listing here. That said, I'm not sure these "Tazo" branded "Tazos" are actually allowed here. As you have said, they are generally called POGs here in the US, and they are generally only added if they were made by a standard card manufacturer.

As for the sets with completely different subject matter and continuous numbering, please continue to add these as separate sets (for now). It is easier for us to either port the sets into one giant set (1 inaccuracy report [IR] required per set to move all the cards into 1 "central" set) or we can request Admin to add in what we refer to as "Continuous Linking" (where one can go into any one of the sets and through a drop down on that set's page, select any one of the other other sets or view the entire checklist in one shot). If they are added in one set and later determined that they should be broken up, we will need as many IRs as there are cards in the set to move them out (which is a lot more than 1 per set, which equates to a lot more work for the people who resolve the IRs).

Thank you.

You may be correct about not being listable (unless Admin changed his stance). Doesn't look like they were made by a trading card company, nor were they inserted in packs of trading cards.

https://www.tcdb.com/Forum.cfm/Page/I/ID/0/?MODE=VIEW&ThreadID=20152&PageIndex=1

 

vrooomed wrote:

A couple of points I'd like to make regarding these sets.

Please ensure the items you are adding/requesting to be added are eligible for listing here. That said, I'm not sure these "Tazo" branded "Tazos" are actually allowed here. As you have said, they are generally called POGs here in the US, and they are generally only added if they were made by a standard card manufacturer.

As for the sets with completely different subject matter and continuous numbering, please continue to add these as separate sets (for now). It is easier for us to either port the sets into one giant set (1 inaccuracy report [IR] required per set to move all the cards into 1 "central" set) or we can request Admin to add in what we refer to as "Continuous Linking" (where one can go into any one of the sets and through a drop down on that set's page, select any one of the other other sets or view the entire checklist in one shot). If they are added in one set and later determined that they should be broken up, we will need as many IRs as there are cards in the set to move them out (which is a lot more than 1 per set, which equates to a lot more work for the people who resolve the IRs).

Thank you.

 

Too late. I’m pulling my bankers box of POGS to list this weekend!