I see you are of the camp that "rules are rules," and I understand, as my suggestion is that of flexible guidelines that change with time, while retaining the best measure of fairness and truth that they can. I simply think times have changed. The same rules for 15 years is assuming 15 years of market stability. That's just not the case. Too many prices have become too outdated, too quickly. But I can and will comply, if needs must.

I'll remake the suggest, at everyone's behest, if it's what's necessary. But I kindly ask that everyone keep what I've said in mind. There's a reason why so many prices are out of date. And it's not from a lack of sales. It's a lack of flexibility.

For instance, I could mini and/or price suggest a GPan I bought recently @6750 usd. But the keys were valued @1.65 usd, meaning 4090 keys. But I could value keys separately @1.72 usd, making it 3924 keys. This is the issue of having no flexibility, with rules and ranges. There has to be leeway, to keep things accurate, because precision isn't always the ideal measurement of pricing. It can be good, but you can miss out on many, many other sales being potentially properly priced, with such rigidity. Being able to ballpark in smaller ranges on single sales is an excellent way of keeping prices as fresh and as accurate as possible.

Thank you all for your time and patience on this matter. Hopefully it makes for worthwhile food for thought.