Trading - worth putting commons on tradelist?

I have traded away a decent pile of commons and uncommons on here.  You had better be organized though, if someone wants commons the odds are that they want a lot of them and it can take forever to find them.

I have mine sorted by color and then first-letter alphabetized, but you can see how many thousands of un/commons I have listed.  I just mean that if you just have some randomly mixed boxes you'll hate yourself spending 15 minutes finding a card worth $0.10 in trade value.

I list all my cards here.  Some (myself include) may be trying to complete playsets of specific blocks.  In such cases, they're looking for cards of all rarities. 

I agree on having a good system for cataloging and accessing all your cards. I break my card storage down as follows:

Rares/Mythics, foils, high value cards - in a binder and sorted into sections based on format (standard, all other) and then ordered by color, with one misc. section in the back for odds-and-ends cards I won't mind trading. Cards are alphabetized in each section. I always leave at least one pocket open (both front and rear) to accommodate adding cards without needing to shuffle everything.  I also keep a couple of pages in the front of my binder, in which I put cards I received in trade.  That makes it easier to remember what I need to add to my inventory.

Standard - I have a very large five-section card box.  Each color gets a row of its own.  Colorless cards and the more common non-basic lands fill the gaps in the ends of the rows.  Within each color, cards are broken down between commons and uncommons, and each group is alphabetized.  As cards rotate in and out of Standard, I adjust what I keep there.

Non-standard - All of my older commons and uncommons (unless high value) are kept alphabetized in a series of smaller (850 ct.) card boxes.  I have dividers (typically rules/advert cards with post-it notes on them) between each letter, creating a card file effect.  The boxes are numbered (currently, 1-4), allowing me to add more as time progresses.

Lands - I keep all my land sorted by color and block in 850 ct. boxes, trying to get or retain at least four of each variant.  If I end up with way too many (like when I acquire someone else's collection), I cherry pick what I need, and then give away the rest (to friends, family members, or the local game store).

Alright I like the suggestions, unfortunately my collection is not quiet big enough for boxes / seperation like that yet. I got everything by edition in the binder at the moment. Got to find time to pick it all apart and colorize everything. Only my Avacyn restored set is colorized etc. Just want to finish that... why? I dont know lol/