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ANYWAY - I would not want restrictions other than card size placed on me. That would stifle my creativity - such as it is. The ATF decks work pretty well in their way, and are truly collaborative. If people here want to create a really GOOD deck with many contributors, we'd need to determine who is "good enough" - and how do you even begin.....?
well, it's not like it's going to be published and marketed. i mean, with most community decks, the intent was really more for personal use (and for the happy memories of "community spirit" they bring ;)). maybe people are reluctant to contribute because of the criticisms on the "collaborative decks" thread. but really, that's more of on the technical, would-i-buy-such-a-deck-for-my-collection side, and i'm sure having a contribution in a community deck, gives one more reason to keep such a deck.
regarding what's good enough: if anyone gives time and effort to make a card - that's good enough for me. if anything, i guess this should be seen a broadening of styles one can appreciate.
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