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BakedMonkey · May 06, 2006, 06:33 AM // 06:33

I was just thinking, if like regular dyes have the color labeled on them, why not mixed ones too? it'll also stop alot of scammers selling fake gold and white dyes.

For example, you mix a blue and green to make teal, the label on the dye will say like.

Vial of Dye (Mixed Blue, Green) or something.

what do u guys think?

Lateralus · May 06, 2006, 06:39 AM // 06:39

Then how would poeple keep selling mixed dyes? Not a big problem tho. I think its better not to because then it keeps us looking for that perfect shade we can never seem to get.

BakedMonkey · May 07, 2006, 02:19 AM // 02:19

you can still sell mixed dyes as always, but just it will say which dyes went into the mix. and uhm..how does this affect how we look for the perfect dye? Plus it can prevent mixed ddye scamers.

sgtclarity · May 07, 2006, 02:22 AM // 02:22

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Originally Posted by BakedMonkey

you can still sell mixed dyes as always, but just it will say which dyes went into the mix. and uhm..how does this affect how we look for the perfect dye? Plus it can prevent mixed ddye scamers.

Because people's secret formulas will be revealed, duh.

BakedMonkey · May 07, 2006, 02:26 AM // 02:26

well..you dont have to show other people your secret formulas..it'll be easier to remember what u mixed and when trading with other people that sell "white" and "gold" dye, you can then spot if its a fraud or not

sgtclarity · May 07, 2006, 02:46 AM // 02:46

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Originally Posted by BakedMonkey

well..you dont have to show other people your secret formulas..it'll be easier to remember what u mixed and when trading with other people that sell "white" and "gold" dye, you can then spot if its a fraud or not

You're not making any sense, try rethinking your thesis.