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Upcoming Projects

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I haven’t published anything lately because I have been working hard on various projects that I have been wanting to do for a while. I’m hoping the you guys, the trading card community, will enjoy what these projects offer.

I have also started some posts but have not finished them (obviously). One of the projects is really close to being in a state to be released. The other is going to take some time. More on these projects coming up.

The truth is is that I think so many things can be done to enhance how we use the internet in the hobby. I would like to hear some of your ideas on what you think should happen. Are  you happy with what is available out there? Let me know.

I’m Ready to Blog About Tech and Cards

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I’ve been waiting to flip the switch for a while now. After following many card blogs such as SportsCardsUncensored and Wax Heaven, I’ve been thinking about what I can contribute to the trading card community. A lot of things have happened in the industry in the past week. Reading what bloggers are writing has piqued my interest.

But the main thing that has me interested is how the web is affecting the hobby. The main purpose of this blog is to not report on box breaks, or give my opinion on news items such as MLB suing Donruss. But I am interested in things like the new social network being created over at CardboardConnection.com. Or how virtually no progress has been made with how the web is being used to facilitate how we collect cards. Or how so many projects get started and never go anywhere.

Personally, I think the web and technology in general can help the hobby. I believe it can make collecting cards even more fun. Besides talking about cool things that are happening on the web, I have a few ideas up my sleeve that will contribute. Ideally, I want this to be an open forum where others can give ideas and opinions on web apps, blogs, or whatever else.

Share your ideas on topics that I should blog about or your opinions on cards and the web in general.