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I agree with you, but I basically followed the logic here that applies to Se-tenants, i.e. one item for the largest most combination, no smaller combinations allowed.

This rule does not apply to combinations from booklets, which I personally find difficult to explain.
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stripspeldjes I think it makes more sense to have the separate pairs than the block. I expect these are also in most collections. Otherwise you will have to check something that you do not have or buy something other than what you want to buy.
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Wouldn't it be an idea to stipulate that a block or strip with more than 2 stamps may be included if it is a (as compact as possible) combination of all the smaller reprints that are possible?
All combinations of 2 stamps could be shown as a 2nd, 3rd, 4th etc. image.

That also makes an item like #8310373 legal, where #3587751 and #5236321 become redundant.
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I don't think that is desirable. Perhaps a mistake. A user may add such images as a personal image in a collection or shop.
The 2nd image here is not of the item described, and therefore not appropriate. Neither wanted nor allowed.

It's not in the manual. But the manual also does not state that you cannot place a photo of your neighbor as a 2nd image with an item. Seems logical to me.
That's why I think the user made a mistake (there is a good chance that it was intended as a private image in a collection).
And once again nicely approved by RTBF-15897, I'm not surprised by that.
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Such a hexagon nicely shows what the possible reprints are from a sheet: 1 vertical and 2 horizontal.
And this is also a more convenient combination for the collector than 3 different items.

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It is offered somewhere as a Multiple Reprint.
I didn't see him as the second photo in this at all #554445 item status.
Question, is it actually desirable or allowed to place such items as a second photo, for example also blocks of four.
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Roulette printing perhaps? Or Penta+Pizza or Hexadruk ... mel-apes-favum
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Lyonesse that's a nice hexagon indeed. According to the manual, this should not be allowed.
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Raoul62 stripspeldjes Helv
This is also a nice one.
What is such a thing called, and would such a thing be allowed?
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Raoul62 and stripspeldjes thanks for your great examples.
Personally, I would find it easier to allow reprints for triangular stamps; saves another line in the manual and apparently fills a need as you show.

Personally, I would only allow the middle of the top (Bergedorf) examples, "real turning pressure". Unless in general pairs and blocks of 4 are allowed (but that has been discussed).
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Because a pair of triangular stamps cannot be called reverse stamps according to the Manual, they are strictly speaking not permitted. But they are added regularly, as Helv already noted. They were also approved by administrators. It is unclear whether they will ever be rejected, but there seems to be a need from collectors and sellers.
And we don't have to worry about the fact that it is not common to call them turning pressures, technically they are.



In my opinion, this is a reverse printing, because both stamps are imperforated on the same side (i.e. identical).

#6766795 is a special case, because the stamps are not only rotated a half turn (180°), but also a quarter turn (90°).
(It also occurs sporadically with square stamps, such as #296689 .)
This block actually consists of two "quarter turn pushes", of which this would be one:

The "half turn turning pressure" would look like this:

And if (by analogy with the se-tenant) there is only one item allowed for a return print, then this is the smallest possible combination of the two:

By which I mean that these types of exceptions should actually be decided on an ad hoc basis.

#8120543 also has one too many stamps. There should be an image of the left two (vertical) and an image of the right two stamps (horizontal).

I doubt whether connected pentagons exist, because you cannot make a full-surface pattern with them. With hexagons, but I will only comment on that if an example of a turning pressure is found.
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Would it be clearer with an example?

I assume it is not about stamps like #5784471 . Although 'triangle' these are 2 different seals together (= Se-tenant).

A turning print, based on a quadrilateral, looks like this #3720983
A reverse pressure, based on a triangle, (undesirable according to LD?) looks like this #8052217

Does geometry play a role in philately in terms of pressure or not...

Then it seems to me that #349653 , based on a triangle (seals on one side without teeth), should become a victim.

#6766795 would actually be a se-tenant of 4 identical stamps? Or a double pressure? Something else (it contains triangle stamps)?

#8120543 forms a beautiful trapezoid. A quadrilateral composed of three triangles. Perhaps not allowed.

If triangles are special (no reverse pressure), can they have a tab #8079401 ?

And what about pentagons and hexagons...

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Here too, the choice falls on option 2.
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Helv Collectioneur Agree with the tightened definition by emphasizing differences in size of the stamps in question
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Collectioneur to even (half) respond to the other call from stripspeldjes:


With the current definition of Point 4, the above cutout has become a legitimately permitted se-tenant. Is that desired by the LD community? In my opinion, this is already strongly leaning towards also allowing blocks of 4 (which I also have no objection to a priori, but would like to immediately bring that up for discussion).

If not, point 4 can be tightened up:
4. If the distinction between stamps in a se-tenant is formed by differences in size, then it is exceptionally permitted to include one or more double stamps if a regular block or strip cannot be formed in any other way. .

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It's a bit strange that triangular stamps cannot be printed, so my preference is Option 2.
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In another thread it emerged that all pairs of triangle stamps are reprints. These pairs seem to be added on a regular basis in LD.

However, the current rule in the manual states:
10.13 Triangle stamps are not included in the type of reverse printing.

Options:
  1. All pairs of triangle stamps that are not se-tenant will be removed (register via DOUBLURE)
  2. The rule "Triangle stamps are not included in the type of printing" will be canceled and removed from the manual.

Pros and cons?
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We are approaching the final stages of the process to arrive at an improved definition of 10.12 Se-tenant.
I am adopting the text proposal of stripspeldjes, because this provides a little more flexibility for the administrators and any exceptions are not limited to Jul stamps.
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10.12 Se-tenant
A se-tenant is a combination of 2 or more different stamps, originating from a block, sheet or sheet that are still attached to each other. All stamps in a se-tenant differ from each other in image, color, value, print and/or other characteristics.

The following additions apply to LastDodo:
  1. Only the largest possible block or strip is allowed as a se-tenant. Smaller parts of the largest possible se-tenant are not permitted.
  2. If different combinations can be torn from one sheet, both in terms of order of the stamps and shape (horizontal strip, vertical strip, block), then only one item will be included on LD. Other combinations can be added as the following image(s) for illustration purposes.
  3. Vignettes are allowed in a se-tenant (there are at least two real stamps). All vignettes in a se-tenant differ from each other in image, color and/or other characteristics.
  4. In certain cases, when a block with the maximum full se-tenant cannot be created without one or more duplicate seals, an exception can be made. This is at the discretion of the administrators (see examples).

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A few examples: #9373679 #9725649 #9857767 #9379389
Besides these examples, I have similar se-tenants from about 6 to 10 different cities - just not on LD yet.
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Or:
In certain cases, when a block with the maximum full se-tenant cannot be created without one or more duplicate seals, an exception can be made. This is at the discretion of the administrators.

I'm mainly thinking about sheets like #273695 , #278083 , #291463 or #280207 .
Although no one has yet felt the urge to introduce se-tenants.

Those sheets are worthless anyway, but I don't want to give anyone any ideas ;-)
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With Jul stamps, an exception is made for certain se-tenants regarding the rule of identical stamps.
This mainly concerns representations in which the stamps, because of their difference in size, form a logical whole with sometimes 2 or 3 identical stamps.
That is the only se-tenant that is allowed in an Issue group.

+ an example of the image from #9373679

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I have not seen any issue groups in the July stamp areas where multiple sheets could give rise to such exceptions.
Is this correct?
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Magic wands are available in the Harry Potter stores. But... they don't work on LD... :)
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You didn't think administrators had a magic wand, did you? :)
In the form of an editing tool, to be honest, I thought so.
Respect for administrators has just risen as much as the willingness to become one has fallen...

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Unique se-tenants from one sheet, different in size and with possible similar images
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as a member it is far too cumbersome to adjust large quantities
It's the same way for administrators.
Only 'deletion' can be done quickly by super administrators.
Once the calf has drowned, the foot soldiers must get it back in order.
Whether you are a general administrator or a mere user makes no difference in the work involved. It just has to happen.
The only difference: a few administrators for thousands of users. Things are being added, improved, supplemented. Administrators can then 'review' additionally. That's a difference: an additional action. The work itself remains identical, in the same way.
Some administrators do this for thousands of users, and everyone thinks it's normal to make mistakes every now and then.
Thousands of users view the interventions of a few administrators. And oh woe if there is a mistake.
That's a difference too.

You didn't think administrators had a magic wand, did you? :)

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