There have been multiple issues lately (non-public, via support ticket) about buyers buying spiked cards, and sellers cancelling orders, and various such issues. Since the marketplace here is very low volume, there are basically mostly users that sell cards, not professional stores. The difference between these is also remarked upon in feedback from users, such as these older posts:
https://deckbox.org/forum/viewtopic.php … 95#p122495
https://deckbox.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=31267
I have been thinking lately that perhaps it is a good idea to acknowledge this distinction and finally provide an option for seller to not "auto-accept" orders. This would mean orders to them would behave like a trade. A buyer would open one, and then propose it, discuss it, and when the seller also accepts, payment could be made. Like a normal trade.
What do you guys think, would you (if you are a seller) be interested in having that option on, or as a buyer, would such an option be problematic / annoying to you? (As sleepingwolf mentions in his older feedback post, the current system is also annoying since sellers are forced to cancel and refund orders)
Unrelated, fixes deployed today:
* imported missing Commander Legends tokens & double-faced tokens
* imported missing Zendikar Rising Commander double-faced tokens
* fixed the Shapeshifter token in Double Masters getting bunched up with the shapeshifter creature (this always happens)
* imported 9 missing 2019/2020 Japanese magazine media insert promos (to Media Inserts edition)
* fixed mythic rarity edition symbol for Commander Legends
* imported 10 missing double masters double-faced tokens
* removed 5 extended art cards from Zendikar Rising Prerelease, that do not exist in reality
* fixed sort order for warhammer invasion "by edition" to use collectors_number as secondary criteria
