changing my sets to public? 1 1

[Capital Venture Solutions]

Anyone know how I can change my competitive sets to public? it would be awesome if I could do it for all my coins and just select all of them and then click "change to public" but I dont see that option or even how to change to public for that matter. Any help would be greatly appreciated.,

[Revenant]

I'm not sure how to do it on the new registry because I spend 95% of my time on the old site.

If you go to the old site and go to the "edit set" page for each set there's a checkbox you turn on and off for private.

I'm sure Ali will be happy to explain or link to an explanation for the new registry.

[BlakeEik]

Your "Competitive Coins" are always "Private".  Your "Competitive Sets" are controlled by the "Private" checkbox when you go to your set and click "Edit". Uncheck them to make them public.

[Ali E.]

14 hours ago, Capital Venture Solutions said:

Anyone know how I can change my competitive sets to public? it would be awesome if I could do it for all my coins and just select all of them and then click "change to public" but I dont see that option or even how to change to public for that matter. Any help would be greatly appreciated.,

Hello, CVS.

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[Capital Venture Solutions]

thank you very much BlakeEic, that's what I was wondering and you answered it perfectly.

[Nothing_But_PF70]

So it not possible to make your coins open to public? Only the sets can be made public?

[Coinbuf]

On 8/7/2024 at 2:05 PM, Nothing_But_PF70 said:

So it not possible to make your coins open to public? Only the sets can be made public?

If your sets are set to be viewed by the public then the coins in those sets can be seen and are by definition public.   The point of a registry is to build sets however if you are not doing that you can use the custom sets to showcase random coins.

[Sandon]

  @Nothing_But_PF70--If your sets are public, anyone can see any individual coins in the set (any images and your comments) by clicking the pertinent image or slot name. Only coins that you haven't placed in any sets would be inaccessible to the public.

[Ali E.]

Thanks for the help, everyone.

@Nothing_But_PF70,

Thanks for your interest. Your coin inventory, your list of coins, is always private, only viewable by you. That is why you see a padlock next to your list of competitive coins. This is completely independent of any sets you may have visible or invisible. If you have any other questions, please let us know.

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