Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

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Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

lyndal1838
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A bit more information is needed......can you give us an example of a listing showing what you mean?

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Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

It seems to be a transcription error when catalogue information is imported. Something to do with eBay's transcription algorithm probably.

 

It has been happening since eBay set up their catalogue and is unlikely to be fixed.

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Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

Not heard of that before

 

Is it possible the bots are picking up letters before or after and 'marking it' as a swear word?

 

That has happened before 

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Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

The mind boggles. I am trying to work out what words those would be.
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Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

Every instance of 'no' in the catalogue is omitted. eg kw, where, body, one, sw, sop...

 

It is universal (with books at least) and does t discriminate. I don't kw if it is Nielsen or eBay, but I'm plumping for the latter.

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Does anyone know why the couplet "no" is deleted from so many descriptions?

There goes any ambition I ever had to list Japanese theatre masks on eBay.

 

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Misquoting: They tried to make me list on eBay, and I said, Nล, Nล, Nล.
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