Is there a point at which a set gets eliminated by PSA?
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By this question, I mean entire set, not someone's individual sets. I have noticed in a number of sets there are ZERO people working on that set. In some cases these are sets that have been up for over a year or two. A lot of times these are young players that turned out to not have great careers and so by the time the set got up the interest in them was gone (for example, Domanick Davis). Do they just stay there forever or does PSA occasionally look at them and weed them out?
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<< <i>By this question, I mean entire set, not someone's individual sets. I have noticed in a number of sets there are ZERO people working on that set. In some cases these are sets that have been up for over a year or two. A lot of times these are young players that turned out to not have great careers and so by the time the set got up the interest in them was gone (for example, Domanick Davis). Do they just stay there forever or does PSA occasionally look at them and weed them out? >>
I'm not sure they have any real incentive to weed them out. They probably think that these act as a bit of a "carrot" to get people to build sets they might not otherwise, and they probably take only a tiny amount of space in the Set Registry database.
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<< <i>They could have their set registered and not be public. >>
Wouldn't that just mean other users couldn't look at the content of the set?