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Or get on the Cardmodels Directory.
It is one of Jason's sites, we were thinking about using that for sites like this Rick
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http://www.cardmodels.info/ if you were wondering
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well Jason and I were talking about that type of set up,
but Dan is right, the Wiki would be the better place for that There is no reason why a reference section can't be part of the Wiki. Rick
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