wickeddarkman

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey again gideon fan,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.

So I dump some copy/paste text on you

Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

Hey there,
I've noticed you don't use a lot of tags.
Tags makes your decks more visible in the long term, if you use the right tags.
It does mean that you will be more visible if you post a popular decktype.
A few people invent new tags, but they rarely catch on unless people can see the general idea of the tag.

When you look at the different deck pages you can often see what tags have been used most. Even on the hot pages ;)

Making your deck easy to find also means that you don't need to copy it and repost it like some trollish users does it. It's a longterm "like" generator, so it brings more likes to use tags than it does when you copy and repost.

The system is set up so that when people search for decks, the system only looks at the first 4 tags, so if your 5th tag is affinity others won't find it when they search for it. (Go ahead and test it)

This means that you have to think a little about your tags before making your deck public.

You might want to reconsider visions of beyond.
A huge chunk of the current meta is geared at removing/exploiting their own graves.
That means visions are conditioned on how your own grave fills. With only mesmeric orb you'd have to selfmill to activate the visions.

I usually recommend compelling argument to take it's place though thought scour is also viable.

There's a bug in the system, that creates a view everytime you add a card to your deck.
So when you build a deck from scratch, you get as many views as cards you've added, so when someone posts a commanderdeck with less than 99 views, odds are that the deck was copied from somewhere and changed a bit.
Sharp people like me notices stuff like that.

And since I'm on the lookout for a troll that hijacks old accounts and then copies decks from other sites to muddle things up, I had to warn you about that.

Go ahead and keep track of the views next time you make a deck.

They are still there, but invisible.
If you want the tag to be seen, it needs to be one of the first four
I often have tags I want to be seen.

Once people know a tag, people search for the tag ;)

I got that :)
I just listed several scenarios.
I do that frequently.
I'm asperger so I view the world through scales/weights that i slide up or down depending on my feelings for the odds of it :)
Everything caries it's own weight/value

Also, seems like we have 3 two headed giant edh players in here.
I've recklessly send them your way because I saw you among the tributers of the tag.
If you see any millers I haven't managed to haunt, you can always punish me back by sending them my way ;)

If you search for the decktag: two-headed giant
You will find a list of what others have made.
If you and your friends start to use the tag you will probably revive interest in the format and it's easy to find all the decks made recently.

Northernwarlord is currently active, and has posted EDH giants in the past.
Maybe the 4 of you can strike up conversation ?

I've also noticed that some two headers use the tag: thg

Will you inform your friends, or shall I do it ? ;)

Amazing, you only got one view when I looked at this :)

Usually when someone builds a deck, each time they add new cards, it counts as a view.
To have an EDH deck with such low number of views must mean it was copied from somewhere.

Did you copy it from your own stock to make it look neat ?
Neatness is good, but we have a troll who constantly posts stuff from behind old user accounts, and he just copies an awful lot of decks,
So I'm checking in on you to both warn you, and if you are the troll, to give you more work :)