Reading through some of the posts in the GOG's (general) Trading Thread is like an exercise in migraine headache 101.

I looked on the internet and found this handy tool that (hopefully) everyone can use.

It's The Alphabetizer!

It's REALLY easy if you already have a list, you can just copy/paste it here, hit alphabetize and then copy paste the new list back with an edit.

Some of you people have immense lists that are such a mess it's probably costing you trades because people miss what they are searching for.

I'm going to link this post both to the end of the trade thread and on my personal list. Hopefully, it will inspire everyone to embrace it and make it SO much easier to navigate your lists!

(Love you guys, but this was really driving me crazy looking for specific titles)

Hmmm Am I the ONLY one that this drives crazy?

Not that I care about any comments on here, but hopefully people are at least seeing this?

Oh well if you dont care about any comments here i will keep quiet.

Seeing what? Your first post is blank.



Just kidding. Yes, it's a problem, and alphabetizing would help. I'll use your tool there if I ever put all my codes together.

I also hate all the bumping in that thread. I'm not sure the best way to handle a trade thread, but there has to be a better way.

Meh, I have no need for any kind of alphabetizer; they are no match for my leet posting skillz.

I prefer to use Calc in LibreOffice to keep all my game keys, wishlist and unreleased games I'm interested in all in one place. You can easily sort your list in LibreOffice, probably possible in OpenOffice and Microsoft Office too.

i'm sure there are other ways, yes.

This was just a general suggestion for some of those who's lists are a mile long and in no reasonable order, they are a nightmare to look through.

If it's alphabetized and someone is looking for something by title it only takes seconds to check someone's list even if it is long. I think it actually might even benefit the person WITH the list more... people will be more likely to read through it if it's 'easier"