I have sent a few cards a month ago, which I fear will not make their way to the postcrossing wall. It is known that cards do get lost from time to time and yet with all due respect I feel some of them do effectively reach their destination simply not to be acknowledged as having done so for the disappointement of postcrossers like me.
Responsible postcrossers do let others know when they go away ... respond to messages which have been sent to them ... and simply follow the rules of such a "postal adventure" ...
Having to choose cards as in accordance with the card preferences of those one is sending (has sent) the cards to is not always easy and does often imply spending one's precious time ... consequently (in my humble opinion) spending a few minutes to register the cards does not seem to be the hardest part of the whole postcrossing process. And even if one does not like the cards one has been sent, one should still register them, considering that the postcrossers one has sent cards to might have similar feelings towards one's choice of cards.
May these cards own the right to be seen as they were supposed to ...
PT-187008 (left) and PT- 187368 (right)
PT- 187371
Note: The card PT-187371 has been registered since this article was written.
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