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Originally Posted by Dr Kain

First off, how do you know I didn't?


Secondly, as I said, my already saved popfindr links is set up for DCPI, not an item number. I click on the bookmarked page and it pops up with the DCPI from the Spider-Man vintage wave, zip code, and miles. Thus, I don't know what I need to do to look something up by item number.

Third, why ask questions at all in general when you can just get a generic answer on Google? The answer is to hear from people with actual experience. Why is this so hard to grasp? If you're doing research for an article for say Genghis Khan, are you going to just do a Google search on him for your article or are you going to speak to a college professor or museum employee that is an expert on the great general? Actual experience from someone real is always going to trump generic text anyone could have typed up.

First: You can get better google results with better search terms

Second: This isn't really a point you made. You just bookmarked a specific page. Popfindr is located at PopFindr. They have a link to a discord board on the top of the homepage that you can ask questions on specifically about popfindr.

Third: Those people are busy. They aren't going to speak to everyone that is interested in their area of expertise. Those people write books and papers. You can look up the people who are experts in a particular subject and then you can find out what they have written about that subject. That way, you aren't reading "generic text", you are reading specific texts written by experts.

Fourth: It is super easy to look up stuff by item number on popfindr. Did you even try or did you just come here to get someone to hold your hand?