You can search your own shop by price, by category, by stock amount, by item type and item use (What's the difference between these two, by the way? Sometimes a item type is book, and the item use is book, but they don't show up in each other's search. Can anyone explain? I am derailing my own suggestion.)

Would it be too much - too much coding, too much clutter, whatever - to see a sort by rarity?

I'd love to get all of the little cheap items I will never sell for ten points and frag them and maybe get a crystal, but it's so difficult to pull things from my shop. Is that item a really common restockable, or an old event item that everyone has ten of already? I don't remember!

As an alternative, when on the edit items page, maybe the item image could be hoverable, so we could see the "common"or "holiday" in the rarity category.

Ahhhhmg yes I would appreciate this so so so much n__________n Things always get lost in my shop else!

Yes, please! ._. It'd make sorting things so much easier in shops and galleries.

If nothing else, display the full rarity (number and text rarity, if that made any sense) in brackets below the item name, or something? Hovers take a long while to pop up for me sometimes, or they don't pop up at all.

Actually, I've also always wanted a search between ___ and ___ for stock qty / maybe price / and if it was an option for rarity too, it'ld be super nifty n_____n

Yes, yes, yes, pretty please!

- I don't quite understand those two categories myself. I've found the biggest problem is incompleteness, though items sometimes show up that are completely wrong. The other day I was searching for clothing and a plushie popped up - I even checked to see if it was a rare wearable plushie, but it wasn't. I think its an item database issue, where the staff had a category in their item database and old items weren't entered (I've noticed that it finds newer items more often than older ones). There's probably a plan to add in items as time permits, but staff is very busy around here, so I'm guessing it just falls by the wayside.

Appreciating this!