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I've built Carboot Sales Near Me, a website for finding car boot sales around the UK: https://carbootsalesnearme.com You can look for sales near a town or postcode and check the listing for practical details before going. It's aimed at both people browsing for bargains and people clearing out a spare room who need somewhere to sell. The tricky part with this kind of directory is that a regular weekly schedule doesn't guarantee a sale is happening on a particular Sunday. Seasons end, venues change and rain can cancel an outdoor event. People need to know what they can actually rely on before loading the car, so checking the organiser's latest update still matters. I also published the research behind the directory: https://carbootsalesnearme.com/research/ai-data-verification It documents an AI-assisted verification run across 1,697 records, including the evidence checks, failures, human corrections and a searchable public transcript. The useful lesson for other directory builders is that finding an old listing isn't the same as proving an event is still running. I'd appreciate feedback on two things: can you quickly find a plausible option near you, and what information would you need to see before deciding to travel or book a seller's pitch? If you've built a directory with information that changes often, I'd also be interested in how you make freshness and uncertainty clear to visitors.   submitted by   /u/Content-Assist-5035 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/27 01:42:34