Rule Against Daily Updates?

Doug said: "This is one of those problems that really isn't one, in my opinion. If someone has something to post, I'd rather see it sooner than later. And I'd rather see it on the front page than buried deep in some large upload. I gather that I'm in the minority, however."

I agree completely with this. Even if my practice is to hold back and upload things all at once, it does not in the least bother me if other collectors find it more convenient to upload new items as they have time and energy. There are lots of convenient ways other than the front page to alert friends to an update (such as a blog entry or a post on the RS or AB forum). And looking at the front page often alerts me to interesting new galleries or series that are eyeworthy but which weren't on my radar.

I'd agree with Doug that this is much ado about nothing. Certainly spending energy to screencap and contextualize art in an online gallery is worthy of praise, not gripes. It's this cumulative energy that makes a good gallery a major resource for collectors and students of the art form.

Selah.

When I post a cel it's a genuine update and real item just aquired. I have seen the trend of the "front page hogs" and it is petty. I listed a Johnny Quest cel on Sunday and it's on page 6 already.

I made it into a game - see how long it takes to get bumped off the page by some obscure French drawings or the delete & re-post an old cel again by the usual culprits... so sad.

Once the main rival to Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia is facing qualification issues for the 2011 U.S. Open.

Garcia was considered a huge threat to Woods in the past, but he has slipped out of the realm of elite golfers. Now, it seems that Garcia may not even qualify for the U.S. Open in June, something that was unheard of a long time ago.

Garcia is currently ranked 76th, and only the top 50 qualify for the U.S. Open. Garcia has no major championships to help him automatically qualify, which means he might have to qualify through the sectional tournaments. Garcia is set to participate in a couple of tournaments prior to the U.S. Open, including the Players Championship. He will have his opportunities to qualify, but the mountain his high. Garcia will need to perform well to get to the tournament. He could also hope for an exemption, but that doesn't seem very likely.

Garcia has never quite found the popularity he could have.

Even at the height of his game, fans never fully embraced him. A lot of that had to do with his slow play, which often aggravated people who watched him. Garcia is a fine golfer, but with no major championships on his resume, it will be hard for people to consider him anything more than a good golfer who had some decent years. Garcia has finished in the top 10 at a major 15 times, including all four majors in 2002. But without a win, people aren't going to remember that. Garcia, who has played in 46 straight majors, now faces the prospect of winding up on the bubble for qualifying each time.

Garcia's biggest chance for a statement is at the Players Championship. He won that event in 2008, his last victory at a PGA event. If Garcia can play well there, he might land himself a spot in the U.S. Open.
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More importantly, he might show people that he is still a real threat out there.

Once the main rival to Tiger Woods, Sergio Garcia is facing qualification issues for the 2011 U.S. Open.

Garcia was considered a huge threat to Woods in the past, but he has slipped out of the realm of elite golfers. Now, it seems that Garcia may not even qualify for the U.S. Open in June, something that was unheard of a long time ago.

Garcia is currently ranked 76th, and only the top 50 qualify for the U.S. Open. Garcia has no major championships to help him automatically qualify, which means he might have to qualify through the sectional tournaments. Garcia is set to participate in a couple of tournaments prior to the U.S. Open, including the Players Championship. He will have his opportunities to qualify, but the mountain his high. Garcia will need to perform well to get to the tournament. He could also hope for an exemption, but that doesn't seem very likely.

Garcia has never quite found the popularity he could have.

Even at the height of his game, fans never fully embraced him. A lot of that had to do with his slow play, which often aggravated people who watched him. Garcia is a fine golfer, but with no major championships on his resume, it will be hard for people to consider him anything more than a good golfer who had some decent years. Garcia has finished in the top 10 at a major 15 times, including all four majors in 2002. But without a win, people aren't going to remember that. Garcia, who has played in 46 straight majors, now faces the prospect of winding up on the bubble for qualifying each time.

Garcia's biggest chance for a statement is at the Players Championship. He won that event in 2008, his last victory at a PGA event. If Garcia can play well there, he might land himself a spot in the U.S. Open.
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More importantly, he might show people that he is still a real threat out there.

What the heck does that have to do with cels, Jas?