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Can anyone tell me if a web stamp also belongs in a stamp collection.

Sorry, I really don't know.

An administrator will be happy to answer this.

WebStamp

Briefmarke in individuellem Design

WebStamp is an Onlinetool für die Gestaltung von Briefmarken na Ideen und Vorstellungen. Möglich ist die Verwendung von Firmenlogos, Photos oder Textbotschaften. Der Kreativität sind keine Grenzen gesetzt.

With WebStamp wird das Frankierelement zur Botschaft. That individuell gestaltete Briefmarke verleiht der Sendung eine spezielle Note. WebStamp ist rund um die Uhr Verfügbar. Sie können Ihre Briefmarken jederzeit selber drucken.

@Badgirl.

A (super) administrator can answer this too.

Dear Badgirl,

I would include this as the 'personal stamp' usage type unless someone has a better suggestion. Personally, however, I don't think this is a 'stamp' to collect, so I would prefer 'not to include it in the catalog'.

WilfredB

Persoonlijk vind ik dit echter geen 'postzegel' om te willen verzamelen, dus 'niet opnemen in de catalogus' zou ik zelf de voorkeur aan geven.

Maat als beheerder vind je toch zeker wel dat alles wat verzameld wordt in de catalogus een plaats moet kunnen krijgen, of niet?

Personally, however, I don't think this is a 'stamp' to collect, so I would prefer 'not to include in the catalogue'.

As an administrator , you certainly think that everything that is collected should be given a place in the catalog, don't you?

Indeed, so consciously add the additions 'personal' and 'self' ...

Wilfredb

De persoonlijke postzegels hebben reeds een plaats binnen catawiki verworven.

Uw mening heeft dus weinig toevoeging voor het forum. Zeker als beheerder zou een voorzichtige uitspraak op zijn plaats zijn.

Catawiki is een catalogus van allehande artikelen. Dus ik begrijp uw uitspraak niet.

Met vriendelijke groet,

Een verzamelaar van persoonlijke zegels

Badgirl

Inderdaad naar mijn mening zouden ze onder de "persoonlijke postzegels """moeten behoren."Rob geeft een mooie omschrijving. Tof.

Micho Rooseboom , een verzamelaar

Wilfredb

Personal stamps have already acquired a place in the catawiki.

So your opinion has little value for the forum. Certainly as a manager, a cautious statement would be in order.

Catawiki is a catalog of all kinds of articles. So I don't understand your statement.

Sincerely,

A collector of personal stamps

bad girl

Indeed in my opinion they should belong under the "personal stamps". Rob gives a nice description. Cool.

Micho Rooseboom, a collector

Micho,

I honestly don't think your response is relevant. I have given a clear answer to the question asked, and I have given my personal opinion - something that is now being 'punished' again ... that will teach me to try to be helpful.

@Micho

Dat is dan de volgende beheerder die wordt afgestraft.

Zo blijven ere inderdaad weinig beheerders over die nog willen reageren.

@Micho

That is then the next administrator to be punished.

There are indeed few administrators left who want to respond.

Apparently Rob's frustrations are still high. That resonates with all his reactions.

I suggest that we all go in group therapy together, Rene should try to arrange a discount for us :)

Can we set the agenda? :)

Just say it.

N.a.v. the "discussion" about my question about webstamps:

The question was about webstamps, but the last few responses had nothing to do with my question. So it does not add anything to the topic, so continue discussing with your own topic .....

Badgirl

But as an administrator you certainly think that everything that is collected should be able to be placed in the catalog, don't you?

That is certainly our goal.

Webstamps are just like postage stamps, they just look a bit slicker. We include Franking stamp in the section other . It is best to place the web stamps in this section for the time being.

Ted,

Thank you for your comment!

Badgirl

Hi Badgirl,

I agree with Ted, a Webstamp or digital stamp is a postage label. Introduced in the Netherlands at the end of the nineties by PTT and Dymo labelwriters. After a long struggle in the market (users were very hesitant in the beginning), it has taken off in recent years. The labels are different from the franking strips that are printed by the (now) TNT at the counter, but the setup is the same.

I would also advise you to include them with the franking stamps. I hope to be able to supplement the 'franking strips' in the near future.

Kind regards,

Ronald

Ronald,

Thank you for your comment!

Badgirl