Erasing a light pencil mark, altering in a negative manner?

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Erasing a light pencil mark, altering in a negative manner?

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06-03-2012, 03:43 PM

matty39

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reductio ad absurdam

I went to bed with my window open last night and forgot a few cards on the table. It was extremely dusty and windy. This morning I noticed a fine layer of dust on my cards. I took a cloth and wiped the "dirt" off the cards. Am I guilty of altering them?

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