Aurra - Perfect Date mp3 album

Only a limited number have been pressed. A great highly collectible vinyl 7"

It appears you not only ask, but also attempt to answer your own questions. However just to clarify my position, I suggest you should read the submission details which clearly states it is a limited release in this format, The 7" was originally promoted by the label as 'limited pressing' on it's release. Just because the number pressed isn't specified, does in make the limited tag invalid. No, because the discogs guidelines clearly state some sort of reference to 'limited' in marketing or promotion of an item has to be clarified either on the format or from a reliable source (such as the issuing Label perhaps?) before tagging the submission as such. Why have a limited tag if it's use is going to be questioned (in this case) years later, by dragging out the same boring old argument that everything is limited? Do yourself a favour and check out the label website http://www.familygrooverecords.com/2013/02/, before you attempt to present a stronger argument in favour of your opinions or maybe you should complain to the label about the use of the term.

What exactly do you mean by "Only a limited number have been pressed."? Where is the info from? This is quite a squishy & unmeaning info...p.s.: In some way every pressing is limited - let it be 100, or 1000, or 1 million...I'd only accept the 'Limited Edition' tag on handwritten or handstamped labels (with different numbers not being used double)...or maybe also if 'Limited Edition' is printed on label what however would be no proof...