Seven-point row review

Global Weidian Spreadsheet Checklist Before Saving a Find

A quick scoring system for deciding whether a row belongs on the shortlist, needs more research, or should be removed for now.

If you are in a hurry

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Give one point for each clear yes in the seven checks below. A strong score does not verify a seller or product; it tells you whether the row contains enough useful evidence to remain on your research shortlist.

Seven yes-or-no checks

Review the row, not the excitement around it

Check only what is actually visible. If a row sends you searching for every basic detail, it has not earned a strong score yet.

  1. The item belongs in the category I am browsing.
  2. Photos show the details that matter for this product type.
  3. Sizing, measurements, or fit notes are visible when needed.
  4. Price makes sense beside similar finds.
  5. Shipping weight does not ruin the value.
  6. The row contains facts, not only hype or a vague label.
  7. I can explain why I would save this find.

Score your row

Use the score as a queue, not a guarantee

6–7

Strong shortlist candidate

Enough evidence to justify a closer look.

4–5

Research more

Useful signals exist, but the missing detail matters.

2–3

Weak row

The row asks you to fill too many gaps.

0–1

Remove for now

There is no clear case for keeping it.

QC photos by category

Useful photos answer product-specific questions

Shoes & sneakers

Side profile, toe, heel, outsole, inside label, and a measurable size reference.

Clothing

Front and back, seams, cuffs, print or embroidery, fabric close-up, and measurements.

Bags & accessories

Hardware, strap joins, closures, interior, corners, scale, and dimensions.

Watches & jewelry

Dial or face, side profile, clasp, finish in neutral light, scale, and stated dimensions.

Electronics

Connectors, model or compatibility details, included parts, condition, and packaging labels.

Example review

A good row explains itself

Stronger row

“Heavyweight zip hoodie, size chart and detail photos”

  • The category is clear.
  • Measurements and fabric context are visible.
  • Photos can answer fit and finish questions.
  • The likely packed weight is part of the comparison.

Weak row

“Best one, must buy, low price”

  • No useful category detail.
  • No sizing or measurement signal.
  • Hype replaces evidence.
  • There is no clear reason to save the row.

One-sentence save rule

Save the row only if you can explain why it deserves the next check.

Next step

What to do next

Compare the row inside its category, check the likely shipping-weight question, remove obvious safety gaps, and only then open an external destination.

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