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June 2019 : UK Category Changes June 2019 : UK Category Changes Change Type Count New 1417 Retired 430 Rename 92 Move 30 Move & Rename 48 Total 2017 Category Name Category ID Comments Actions Required + Antiques 20081 + Art 550 + Baby 2984 - Books, Comics & Magazines 267 + Accessories 45110 Antiquarian & Collectable 29223 Audio Books 29792 Calendars 45673 - Children's & Young Adults 182882 Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Non Children's Annuals 157878 likely to change. Please update your listings Fiction - 171210]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. - Fiction 171219 Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Fiction Children's Fiction 171220 likely to change. Please update your listings - 171219]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Fiction Children's Picture Books 171276 likely to change. Please update your listings - 171219]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. The Category ID is being changed to Comics & Graphic Novels 171221 Please update your category ID accordingly. [259104]. Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Fiction Young Adult Fiction 171222 likely to change. Please update your listings - 171219]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. UK_Category_Changes_Jun2019 - Page 1 of 120 Category Name Category ID Comments Actions Required Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Fiction Other Fiction 179210 likely to change. Please update your listings - 171219]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. - Non Fiction 171210 Renamed from [Non-Fiction] Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Non Children's Dictionaries 171211 likely to change. Please update your listings Fiction - 171210]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Non Children's General Interest 171212 likely to change. 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Please update your listings Fiction - 171210]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Non Young Adults General Interest 171215 likely to change. Please update your listings Fiction - 171210]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. UK_Category_Changes_Jun2019 - Page 2 of 120 Category Name Category ID Comments Actions Required Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Non Young Adults References 171224 likely to change. Please update your listings Fiction - 171210]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Non Other Non-Fiction 171216 likely to change. Please update your listings Fiction - 171210]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Fiction Other Children & Young Adults 279 likely to change. Please update your listings - 171219]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. Textbooks & Education 2228 This Category is being retired. Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Non Food & Drink 11104 likely to change. Please update your listings Fiction - 171243]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. - Textbooks Education & Reference 184644 New Category Moved from [Textbooks & Education- Adult Learning & University 1105 2228] Dictionaries & Reference 171273 Moved from [Non-Fiction-171243] Moved from [Textbooks & Education- Language Courses 11442 2228] Maps & Atlases 69496 Moved from [Non-Fiction-171243] Moved from [Textbooks & Education- School Textbooks & Study Guides 171223 2228] Renamed from [School Textbooks, Study Guides] - Fiction 171228 Action for after 12 June: As a result of this category change, existing item specifics are All listings are being moved into [Fiction Adult & Erotic 171234 likely to change. Please update your listings - 171228]. with the new item specifics after the category changes for optimal visibility. 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