Frequently Asked Questions

How event wishlists, sharing, store participation, and account controls work on myRSDlist.

01.Are Record Store Day and RSD Black Friday lists separate?

Yes. Every event has its own catalog and wishlist, so a Record Store Day pick never gets mixed into an RSD Black Friday list. Use the event selector in the catalog or wishlist to change events.

02.Do I need to sign in?

Anyone can browse releases and the store directory. You need to sign in to save releases, keep lists synced across devices, mark items as scored, or create a share link.

03.Can I get back to a past event wishlist?

Yes. Open your wishlist and use Choose wishlist event to select any available past event. Past picks and scored items stay with that event unless you remove them or delete your account.

04.What happens when I mark a release “Got it”?

It moves from Still hunting to the Scored section of the same event wishlist. You can undo an individual score or reset the scored group later. “Got it” records your own result; it does not report or reserve store inventory.

05.Can I share my wishlist?

Yes. The Share control can create a public, read-only link for the event you are viewing. Only people with that link can open it. You can turn the link off, revoke it, or generate a replacement at any time; your other event lists are not included.

06.Does a wishlist or store listing guarantee a copy?

No. A wishlist is a personal plan, not a reservation. The store directory shows participation for the selected event and notes when that participation was last verified. It does not show guaranteed stock. Contact the store for its lineup, hours, and release availability.

07.How current is the catalog?

Catalogs are built from official event sources and reviewed before publication. Official lists can still add, remove, or correct releases, and cover art sometimes arrives after the text listing. The catalog identifies its event and freshness status so you can tell what you are browsing.

08.What is an “RSD First” release?

“RSD First” means the release debuts through participating independent record stores for the event but may receive a wider release later. An “RSD Exclusive” is intended to remain exclusive to the event and participating shops.

09.How do I delete my account?

While signed in, open the account menu and choose Delete Account in the Danger Zone. Confirming permanently removes the account and its wishlist items, notes, and profile data. Read the Privacy Policy for data-handling details, or contact us if you need help.

Ready for the full walkthrough? Read the Record Store Day and Black Friday wishlist guide.

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