How to Contribute

TCGT.Help is a community project. Every guide here was written by a TCGTracking seller who wanted to save the next person some time — and that includes you. You don’t need to be a developer to help. Link to Repo

Two ways to pitch in

Edit on GitHub

Fix a typo, clarify a step, or write a whole new guide. Changes are proposed as a pull request and reviewed before they go live. See Editing a Guide.

Message me in Discord

Not ready to edit? Join the Discord and message Chris | Lucky Nerd | 2600 to suggest a topic, report something out of date, or share notes for a guide.

How a contribution becomes a guide

1. You edit a page or add a new one (in your browser or locally).
2. You open a pull request — a proposal of your changes.
3. A maintainer reviews it, suggests tweaks if needed, and approves.
4. Once merged, it builds and goes live on TCGT.Help automatically.

Easiest place to start

Any page marked “Coming soon” is an open invitation — pick one you know well and write it. The structure and styling are already in place; you just add the words.

What makes a good guide

Write the way you’d explain it to a fellow seller at the next table: practical, step-by-step, and honest about the gotchas. Keep it focused on getting the task done. The Style Guide covers the formatting basics.

Note

TCGT.Help is an independent, community-run site and is not affiliated with TCGTracking. Please only share workflows and information you’re comfortable making public.