At the end of the day, being able to rifle through your foes libraries until you nab a huge threat is seemingly stronger than simply hoping your foe has a bomb sitting atop their library
Applied to Magic and specifically to renting on MTGO, shorting is the practice of renting a card, selling it, then buying it again to return to the company you rented the card from
Use proper card sleeves, binders, and storage solutions from the start
Should I count battles as weird because their front face exists on the battlefield sideways
Gold tokens came first and were replaced by treasure tokens because of the huge advantages of not having to tap to sacrifice
While I think those articles did a good job of covering my process for selling cards, I didn't really explain the "why" behind the process