Yeap everyone ignored my orginal suggestion to create two threads one for those who were in favor of it and one for those who were against it and not to fight about it...lol I was ignored everyone was enjoying the fight to well to pay any attention to my silly suggestion I think...
[Yeap everyone ignored my orginal suggestion to create two threads one for those who were in favor of it and one for those who were against it and not to fight about it...lol I was ignored everyone was enjoying the fight to well to pay any attention to my silly suggestion I think...
Hard to have a debate if the two sides don't talk to each other.
[Yeap everyone ignored my orginal suggestion to create two threads one for those who were in favor of it and one for those who were against it and not to fight about it...lol I was ignored everyone was enjoying the fight to well to pay any attention to my silly suggestion I think...
Hard to have a debate if the two sides don't talk to each other.
LOL I know but at least then no one is fighting =o) and site council would end up with two seperate lists of of pros and cons...
I think, for the most part (but with a couple exceptions), people aren't fighting. I think the biggest problem is with multiple threads going on the same topic, things are getting rehashed unnecessarily. We really need to get it combined down into one thread, but when John tried to do that, he got his head handed to him.
We really need to get it combined down into one thread, but when John tried to do that, he got his head handed to him.-Terry
Excuse me but this historical revisionism of the worst kind. There was ONE thread when John locked it and started a SECOND thread for no reason whatsoever. When I complained that he had arbitrarily locked the first topic, he unlocked it and thus was started the spawning of multiple threads. Let's praise John for what he's good at, not this!
Some people want to open the challenges to more editing.
Some want to allow all editing.
Some want to keep it the way it is.
Most people don't want "digital art."
Some people are speaking on behalf of the poor, starving children in Africa who cannot afford fancy editing software.
