When I started this blog back in 2007, I had two goals. The first was to inform folks about what cards were out there and I think I've succeeded at that. The second was to provide a place for collectors to connect with each other and I don't think I've really done that at all. I tried doing some swapmeet posts way back when but I don't think anyone every really got anything out of them and I stopped doing them. So maybe this Discord server can do a better job than I did.
Wednesday, October 29, 2025
Discord Server
I was contacted a few weeks ago by someone who had just gotten into collecting Japanese baseball cards and wanted to know if there was any sort of on-line community. When I said that I really didn't know of one, he decided that he'd go off and try to set one up. What he's done is set up a Discord server called "Japanese Baseball Cards" and if you're interested in joining it, you can use this link.
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I know a few bloggers use Discord, but I'm one of those who have no idea what it is. I just know my students use it to communicate while playing video games. Well... at least I think they used it for this a few years ago.
To be honest, I really don't know much about Discord either. Seems like it's basically another version of a message board system but I could be wrong.
I've been on another hobby-related Discord channel for a year or two, and just joined this one as my third Discord channel (the other one is a Lord Of The Rings channel where I overestimated my interest in the subject). I think of it as sort of a combination of social media and message board, but I guess that's largely based on my own experience. I've never used the voice channels like gamers do.
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