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05-28-2010, 06:05 PM
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I tend to keep my mind open with the type of card that it is but the two things that always hold me back are:
1) An actual piece of the card is missing. (i.e. torn/ripped off) 2) Centering. I am flexible to an extent depending on the card but that's probably my biggest pet peeve of all. 
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