"does this prove my point that noone cares about chip conditions?"

Nope. I'm sure that a lot of the members who read your first message would prefer that sellers use descriptions of chip conditions, even though they didn't respond to your message the first time. You've got to remember that the grading standards were only announced in the early part of 2003, so there's going to be a period of time before they become widely used.

I use them in all of my auctions because they actually provide enough description to make it easy to grade chips I'm selling and feel pretty sure that I'm close to correct.

For those who don't know them, here's a link to the grading conditions:

http://www.ccgtcc.com/education/conditions.pdf