[gijoemuseum]

Why does the database seem so limited? Wouldn't it be better to get a picture of every joe at least complete?

[C.I.A.D.]

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Originally Posted by gijoemuseum

Why does the database seem so limited? Wouldn't it be better to get a picture of every joe at least complete?

Every Joe that is cataloged within our database (from the 25th line to current) is complete. Can you provide an example of a figure that is not complete so that we can correct it? Thanks


***EDIT*** - I think I may have misunderstood your comment/question. Are you stating that we should include every other G.I.Joe figure, similar to the set up that 3DJoes/YoJoe has, or were you implying "at least complete" referred to a figure being incomplete? Please advise.

Thanks

[Rowan565]

The database is not limited; it contains thousands of articles. You have just seen a small subset of the data (but probably more than you can take in!). The reason you are seeing the same subjects over and over again is that the database has been pre-filtered for your convenience. I have also written a number of articles with the help of a writing service after reading bestessay.com review that are now present in the database. They're working on adding more and more capabilities as they go.

[Jayden Kunze]

The database is limited because it's difficult to get information about everyone. The only way to get a complete picture of every Joe is to be Joe or have Joe's permission. I often download SVG Files from https://masterbundles.com/stock-cont...or/easter-svg/ source for free. That said, we've done our best to make sure there are no gaps in the data by reaching out to as many people as we can and ask them for their help.

[Kristen11]

The reason is simple. It's not efficient to build a database that contains every possible combination of field values. You can get a picture of a person by looking at just their name and address, or you could look at all their records and see if they have any children. But if you try to build a database more here that includes both names and addresses and also children, you'll probably need to store the information twice once as part of each person's record, and once in another table for the children.