(This is the 330th Cardboard Appreciation post. You longtime collectors probably know No. 330 as the halfway point of a 660-card Topps set. So is this the halfway point of C.A. posts? I can't conceive of 330 more of these so I'd say I'm past halfway, you know like I am with life. Ah, happy thoughts. Time for Cardboard Appreciation): I think I am gradually getting out of the social media scene. Ever since "the takeover" and rebranding of Twitter, it hasn't been the same. It's pretty pathetic these days, full of promotion and bots, and my tweets ... sorry, "posts" ... have dwindled from 20-30 a day to less than 5. I moved over to one of Twitter/X's rivals, Blue Sky, but that site seems to be stagnating as card collector and MLB types are reluctant to move there, too. It's not much fun there, it's not much fun anywhere. Twitter used to be a good time and although it was always fraught with horrible takes and the inherent drawbacks of not...
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