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Bullish On Ebay

Bruce Powers • 11/7/2016 9:22:03 PM

Good read, but you lost me on the whole structured/unstructured data concept. When I want to find an item on #eBay, I do a search for that item. Why would I care who the seller is, or where he lives, or what letter his last name starts with? What am I missing?

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