Mulebuy Spreadsheet site updates, with the date of every check
Last updated on 20 October 2026. Each entry says what changed; the second section lists when every time-sensitive fact was read.
20 October 2026: rebuilt around remarks and reports
The site was rewritten from scratch around the order remark and the warehouse report. Older pages about terms and slang were retired. New pages cover the shelves, the order guide, remarks, the remark writer, warehouse reports, costs and shipping, sellers and finds, four trading agents, Mulebuy's status, a glossary, help, community reports and this log.
Our catalogue counts were made the same day: eight shelves (jeans, sneakers, hoodies, bags, jackets and coats, belts, T-shirts, hats), the first four pages of 24 entries each in the catalogue's default order, duplicates removed by item number. A card counted as having a price range when its low and high prices differed. Search counts stopped at six pages of 24.
Facts with a shelf life
The Mulebuy remark quotations come from archived copies of its help pages dated August 2026 and will not change. Agent figures were read on these dates: LoongBuy on 10 October 2026, ACBuy and LitBuy on 16 October, OrientDig on 19 October. Mulebuy's website status and our catalogue counts date from 20 October.
Agent figures are rechecked every few weeks, and the Mulebuy status before any change to that page. When a figure changes, the old value and the date of the change go into this log.
What is checked again before the next change
Three things are checked every time this site is touched, whatever else changes. Mulebuy's two addresses, with a timeout long enough to see the error page rather than a blank. Every outbound link, agent and shelf alike, for a working response. And the agents' photo, extra-photo and return pages, because those three figures carry the comparison.
Catalogue counts are repeated less often, since they describe a sample rather than a promise. When they are repeated, the new date replaces the old one everywhere the figures appear, and this log keeps the earlier numbers beside the new ones so a reader can see what moved.
