What Are Lists?
Lists are a new way to interact with other sellers on SellerCrowd. They are:
More compact than posts and easier to browse.
Ideal for short words or phrases instead of lengthy comments.
Easy to validate—other sellers can quickly upvote or comment on list items.
Who Can Create a List?
Any SellerCrowd user can create a list or contribute to existing ones.
How to Create a List
Click the List option in the ask box.
Add a clear, helpful title to encourage engagement.
Add one or more items to get the list going.
Post it to SellerCrowd.
How to Contribute to a List
Explore lists at this link.
Click on an empty field to add an item, type your addition, and hit enter.
Upvote other people's items or edit your own.
Comment on any list item using the available actions.
Remember: Creating engaging lists or sharing contacts in them earns rewards.
Anatomy of a list
The following components make lists different from posts
No. | Name | Definition |
1 | Title | The main topic of the list. |
2 | Item | Items are the elements that make any list. Click on an item to add or see additional information, like comments on the thread. |
3 | Add another item | Every list will have an empty field at the end. Click it to add new items to the list. |
4 | Sort by | You can order the items on a list by:
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5 | Comment on thread | A number next to the speech bubble shows the comment count. Click it to open the thread and reply. |
6 | Upvote | Upvoting is a quick way of validating an item belongs on the list. |
Examples of good lists
Collaborating with other sellers, doesn't have to always relate to contacts being shared.
Here's an example of a list that didn't involve sharing any contacts:
Here's an example of a list that contains contacts:
