. . .unless you agree with the current administration and the conservatives, that is. If you do talk about these topics in a critical …
. . .unless you agree with the current administration and the conservatives, that is. If you do talk about these topics in a critical way, be prepared to be called unpatriotic and anti- American, dangerous, and much worse. You have the right to free speech, just be careful what you say. War in Iraq You may discuss the war in Iraq only if believe that the war is justified. If you aren’t with us, you are against us. And don’t you forget it! The War on Terror You may discuss the War on Terror only if you accept torture and detention of persons without the benefit of counsel or formal charges. If you agree that enemy combatants are not human beings and should be tortured, then this topic is okay. 09-11-2001 You may discuss this event only in terms of the dirty bastards that attacked us. Government Propaganda You have to believe the hype to talk about this issue. If you question the validity of the information, you may get your name on a list somewhere. Gay Rights You can not talk about this one unless you believe that gay people are going to be the destruction of civilization and they are going to hell. Women’s Rights Women have rights don’t they? They got the vote, what more do women want? Minority Rights Everyone is the same in America, right? If you talk about this issue be prepared for the “America is the land of opportunity” speech, followed by the “there is no discrimination in America” speech. Police Abuse This issue does not exist. The police do not abuse their powers and do not beat the shit out of people. They are all true American heroes, especially since 09-11-2001. We all know that if someone gets arrested, they are probably guilty anyway. Hunger & Poverty This discussion is limited to how people are poor because it is their own fault in some way. You have to include the fact that there are social welfare programs such as subsidized housing and food stamps so what are they complaining about? If you criticize the government for not adopting policies to stimulate the economy to create jobs, you will be told that poor people probably wouldn’t work anyway. Homelessness No one is to blame for homelessness. If you attempt to discuss this issue, you will be told in no uncertain terms that homeless people are crazy or lazy or both. Oh yes, you will be reminded that they like living in the streets. Erosion of Civil Rights You have the right to free expression, verbally and symbolically, just make sure that your speech is patriotic, pro-American, pro-war, and it does not question a single act by the government. If you follow these rules, you will enjoy the bountiful fruits of freedom embodied in the Constitution of the United States of America. I held up the mirror. They looked but did not recognize themselves. WAKE UP AMERICA You can post your views anonymously on Active Art Other things you can’t talk about . . . Anything Negative You can only talk about the good things in America. You must always present a positive image to the rest of the world. You will be invited to get the hell out if you are critical of your government and governmental institutions.
He is stunned that so many American men resort to personal attacks when they are confronted with facts and information which they can not…
He is stunned that so many American men resort to personal attacks when they are confronted with facts and information which they can not refute. Also, he noted that when many American men are engaged in debate with an intelligent, articulate female, they are totally dismissive and derisive. My experience has been that most American men, especially those who are lacking in education and communication skills, are intimidated and respond negatively to any statement made by an intelligent female. I could cite scientific studies to back up my claims, but what difference would it make to those males who have personal demons that motivate them to attack women? I personally think they feel that their penises are of inadequate proportions and their testicles have not yet descended. Therefore, when faced with a woman who can read. write, and express herself, they become angry. Just saying . . . ad hominem Avoid being outwardly directed toward the improper object.
UPCOMING: Adelaide Photographers MeetUp About five weeks ago half-a-dozen Adelaide photographers converged on the Adelaide Zoo...
UPCOMING: Adelaide Photographers MeetUp About five weeks ago half-a-dozen Adelaide photographers converged on the Adelaide Zoo for a day of networking, social chitchat and LOTs of photography. This time I’m organising a “City-Walk” where we walk, talk and shoot architecture and objects. Here is the area of the city I’d be interesting in walking.. Yes, this is a large area! I happily walk around ALL day, photographing people, architecture and oddities. DID YOU COME TO SEE THE LIST OF ATTENDEES? You can view it here . Moved for easy-viewing. EDIT: 11:29 PM 17/05/2009 Big thanks to everyone who has responded and is interested: The date has been decided: 31st May Here is the plan for the day: Between 11.00am-12.00noon – Meet at Rotunda on Elder Park. / We all know it, surely. Early arrivals can scope out a good place to watch everyone arriving and get their portrait shots! (I’ll be there at 11.00am!) 12noon – 12.45pm / Walk up KW Road to North Terrace, turning right at Parliament House down toward the Casino/Train Station. Quick visit into the atrium to photograph. It is permitted, I’ve done this on Flickr-group meetups. Continue down North Terrace to the Morphett Road Bridge. 12.45pm – 4.00pm / OPTION 1: / We turn right, crossing the bridge, walking all the way to War Memorial Drive. Those that wish to can take the stairs (just beyond the river that takes you) down to the Torrens … and we all meetup just in front of the Tennis Stadium (or thereabouts). We walk and photograph the length of War Memorial Drive, back across the bridge at KW Road, back to the Rotunda. We then walk up KW Street. From here, read from where option #2 is underlined. OPTION 2. / Just before the bridge, we cross over to photograph the historic Church. (You’ll know it when you get there!) We then walk up Morphet Street, turn LEFT into Hindley Street and we walk and photograph interesting sites along the way. There are few interesting locations behind buildings, (particularly those toy-cars stuck to the wall in Rosina Street) that we can detour to see. When we reach KW Street, we cross over to Rundle Mall to go shoot the Brass Pigs and the Silver Balls! At Pultney Street, we turn left; At North Terrace, we turn left (Some may choose to cross the road). / Photographing historic limestone architecture along the way, we head back to the KW Road intersection, taking the pedestrian lights over to Government House. Here I can show you some interesting facts that I discovered a few years back that is not-overly-publicised! / We then cross the road to Parliament House, and walk back to the Rotunda Wait, wait, you want food and drinks: At some point in Hindley Street or Rundle Mall we find a nice coffee shop! Considering all the chatting and stopping that normally occurs with these events, this will surely fill the afternoon. If anyone knows of any events happening in the CBD that are happening the same weekend, tell us about it now so we can jostle it into the timeline. EXTRA (courtesy of Michael Tapping) / Government House and Grounds are open to the Public on Sunday 31st May between 10.00 AM and 4.00PM / We’ll go there from the Rotunda before moving into the CBD. This may take some time! Tag word for event is asacitywalkmay2009
Hi : ), I’ll be online on and off over the next 24 hours or so… So anyone who wants to get online…and have a Christmas drink with me…
Hi : ), I’ll be online on and off over the next 24 hours or so… So anyone who wants to get online…and have a Christmas drink with me.. please come and visit : ). / Being a Cyber party the cyber drinks are all free…and we’re fully stocked..with all your favourite drinks! And….....there’s a free curtesy bus home!! : ) / OK I’m taking requests for the music now….. what shall we start with?? / Am I talking to myself again?? Oh well Wen…don’t worry darling…at least you’re assured of some stimulating conversation! LOL
Questions by Jo O’Brien / ^Answers by Cathie Tranent...
Questions by Jo O’Brien / Answers by Cathie Tranent How does being a creative person and pursuing your creativity affect other aspects of your life? As a part time wage slave and full time wife and mother, I find the pursuit of my “artistic” side gives me some “Cathie” time, that I might not necessarily have taken otherwise. I have always been an “average” person, average grades, sporting non performer, and to find something that people tell me I’m good at is a real boost to self!! I am being very careful to make sure that the thronging masses are cared for, fed, watered and wearing clean clothes, but I can assure you that my housework standards have slipped a little since the advent of my RB addiction. Tell us about one person or moment that has made your time on redbubble particularly special or meaningful Only one? There have been so many amazing moments … my first sale to someone I didn’t know, the inspiration and fun I have shared with so many people, meeting on-line friends in person for the very first time … making new friends almost every day. Show & tell us about five works on redbubble that have moved or inspired you The first one would have to be Danny’s Binalong Avenue. I think it touches a chord in all our memories, of Christmases past, and family scattered. Absolutely anything from Incognita. Again – a little bit of Cog in all of us I think. TBO’s Geishas. All of them – traditionally beautiful, yet somehow modern and empowered. I can’t split the next two – so they’ll just have to be 4a and 4b. / No Frills Art and Ruby Red have shown me that having a social conscience and making people aware of the big issues doesn’t have to mean standing on a street corner with a sign. The Pen is Mightier than the Sword 3 / Rhinobra I’m also amazed at the rate at which this pair upload quality thought provoking work. And last, but by no means least, the other most inspiring people on this site would have to be the people who started this amazing Redbubble thing, the Helvetica Cliche- . Not only for having the vision, but for employing the right people to help it grow, teethe and grow some more. (And besides that – they still find time to make art themselves!!) Keep an eye on Cathie’s Journal. She’ll be posting a survey like this too soon. I wonder who she’ll interview?
I was contacted this week by the owner of a local Gallery who, after a brief discussion regarding my work, I had invited to view some of …
I was contacted this week by the owner of a local Gallery who, after a brief discussion regarding my work, I had invited to view some of the works I currently have on exhibit at the local Library. They would like to purchase my book, my cards and my calendars to sell in the Gallery (I guess they’ll be like the lollies at the checkout in the supermarket, you know, the smaller, cheaper type purchases, the impulse buys!) and have commissioned me to create some cards for the Gallery too….................... I’m a tad EXCITED!!! You’ve got to get out there and talk to people.
just been informed that i have sold a medium laminated print of Pure white macro / !http://images-2.redbubble.net/img/art/border:whitewith…
just been informed that i have sold a medium laminated print of Pure white macro / / One Callender Dawns Favorites / and / 5 Cards, rudolf,seasons greetings, christmas tree and reindeer, lavender light, and boy king. / / / / / Please please whoever has purchased this, do let me thankyou properly, you have made me so darn ahppy, i really cant talk, which is rare i can assure you, much love, christmas has come early for me thats for sure,dawnx
Well July is my “2nd year birthday” here on the bubble, wow has time flied or what?? Having the honor of meeting some great people all a…
Well July is my “2nd year birthday” here on the bubble, wow has time flied or what?? Having the honor of meeting some great people all around the world and here locally too. Having lost a friend or two along the way (but then could you really call em a friend if you lost em? ) :D The main reason tho for this journal is once again, Im out shooting in the mountains and start chatting with another photog. / Of course I have to turn them on to their new addiction..i mean Redbubble “coughs” and they have taken my advice and joined up :) So folks who have really held true to me thru the past couple of years, I would like to introduce another talented photographer that lives here in my area. Deb Campbell / After chatting with her watching a bear attempt to take a nap in a tree (she managed to get a nice shot of it, she had the right lens) I had told her about our great community here and some of the perks that go along with it. / She has a few images up (for now), so browse on over and check them out when you get the time. I know once she gets back from the weekend festivities I will be eager to see more of her portfolio / So give that warm welcome you all are very famous for :) And thanks again to everyone of you who have kept me on your watchlists, who have viewed and commented on my work. To those who didnt disown me because I made a simple suggestion to help improve your work. You all are held very true to my heart, and I wish one day, we’d all could get the chance to meet up and just hang out. You all Rock!
I was about ready to head out to help move a family member. I just had to peek at what if anything new was on my bubble.. I then found ou…
I was about ready to head out to help move a family member. I just had to peek at what if anything new was on my bubble.. I then found out that I was given a feature in the wonderful group Black With A Hint Of Colour The capture work is called Last Lotus HDR This is a very pretty site to visit. The winter gives us cold here. So when I go to this site I am blessed with all sorts of wonderful colors and works.. Click on the image below it will take you to the group home page.. Enjoy .. Thank you so much for sharing this work.. I feel blessed… / Chuck Click Picture To Go To Group
questions: Jo O’Brien / answers: Paul McClintock ...
questions: Jo O’Brien / answers: Paul McClintock How does being a creative person and pursuing your creativity affect other aspects of your life? My creativity invariably gets in the way of all the other aspects of my life, causing all kinds of havoc. For instance, it’s 5.30pm now and I’m still at work – and what am I doing? I’m doing a survey. It also means that my creative work is always kind of rushed. But I guess that has evolved into being ‘my style’ – I’m not the kind of person to clean up all the messy lines. I’ll just draw right over the top of them. This works out, because I have a short attention span. Tell us about one person or moment that has made your time on redbubble particularly special or meaningful That’s a tough question. I guess the first time I saw my art in print (on a shirt), and I actually realised… wow, it works, how simple was that? But more than that is the back and forth with other members (some of whom have been nice enough to buy my stuff and show it off aswell) When people do that, it makes a single sale more important than the rest of them combined. It’s a real person wearing my shirt! I wish everyone did that… I wish it were a requirement, that if you buy something you have to show it off, which reminds me – I don’t do that enough either. Show & tell us about five works on redbubble that have moved or inspired you Man, just look at my favourites list! I can’t put any above the others. There are so many unspeakably awesome pieces in there. I’m just browsing it now… ok, fine. Here are 5 that pop out at me right now: self in pern, BATORU ROWAIARU!!, thick rims, awkward positions, and never cry Watch out for more of these interviews in Paul’s Journal shortly
A couple of months ago, finally getting a chance to go shoot some waterfalls after some good rainfalls. / I am shooting at Meigs Falls, an…
A couple of months ago, finally getting a chance to go shoot some waterfalls after some good rainfalls. / I am shooting at Meigs Falls, and this photog comes up, shooting also. / Well of course I dont ever meet a stranger, and we started talking. / I told him about our wonderful bubbleworld here, and how fantastic the people are, the admin, and everything. Kinda warned him about the addiction, but not much because I didnt want to scare him off..hehe / Well tonight, he’s finally jumped into the bubble scene (it’s about time!!) lol / So folks I would like to introduce you to Mike Gourley (mountainhawk) / So far from what I have seen of his work, I have no doubt he will become one of the favorites of many. / So please, when you have the time, check out his work. I am very confident you will make him feel right at home. / Mike, if you read this, Welcome to your New Addiction! I mean Redbubble :)
This is just too funny and cute Not to share = ) / / Click Here
This is just too funny and cute Not to share = ) / / Click Here
Questions: Paul / ~Answers: The Vegetable known as Lucky...
Questions: Paul / Answers: The Vegetable known as Lucky How does being a creative person and pursuing your creativity affect other aspects of your life? Well, it means always being the weirdest at any social gathering, although it does say something of my choice of friends that this isn’t by much. (That’s a compliment, everyone, I love you!) Also, because I’m a bit of a ‘thing’ and dip my grubby artistic mitts into everything, it means that I never settle long enough to distract me from the pursuit of chocolate and picture books. And I’ll never be able to describe my work as representing ‘man’s inhumanity to man’. Cause you can’t say that with a straight face, when you’ve just drawn a marshmallow with eyes and a star on his bum. Tell us about one person or moment that has made your time on redbubble particularly special or meaningful. That’s embarassing! I feel like I should be pulling out a tear-jerker of an anecdote now. Good job I’ve seen more than one episode of Oprah… Um..simply put, I have found people through the Bubble that give me hugs, food, and care if I have a crappy day or not. I think that’s pretty cool. And even more people who I want to meet and hang out with because of their work, their sense of humour, their character. In that way, it’s a little like a school, only no-one’s chucking their lunch at me and calling me a nerd. So, that’s a bit of a bonus. There are of course lots of ‘moments’, but they come out most clearly in my work. Everything I do, is about someone, for someone, inspired by someone, or an experience with someone. Without those times, I’d be drawing the most boring of stick figures, and writing complete twaddle. Although the word ‘twaddle’ might actually look ok on a tshirt… By the way, when you’re done reading this, check out Paul’s elephant pictures. I bought one. They’re great =) In your writing, is there any single recurring theme or subtext that you find yourself coming back to, over and over again? Or is each piece of writing distinct in it’s underlying imagery? Hahah, ok this is a hard one. I guess the only thing I can say is that whatever I write comes about the same way as any of my creations. I would liken my head to a pot with lots of stuff bubbling in it, and when something’s cooked, it floats to the top, I fish it out, and slap it on the table for people to look at. Seriously, that’s the best analogy I can come up with. So you could also think of my head as an oven. Or maybe a wok. Something kitcheny and to do with food preparation, anyway. Thanks Troy! I’m getting a craving for slow cooked brain. / Remember, the Vegetable of Luck is now obliged to share the love and interview two more bubblers, so watch her journal with patient awe.
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I lecture at the Qld college of art and my students are sick of me talking about Red Bubble. I have even given them for assessment the t…
I lecture at the Qld college of art and my students are sick of me talking about Red Bubble. I have even given them for assessment the task of uploading some images on RB. They count the ammount of times I mention RB in a lecture. Am I an addict! I know I have got alot of other people hook ed I may also be a dealer!
~questions: Paul McClintock (stolen from) Jo O’Brien...
questions: Paul McClintock (stolen from) Jo O’Brien / answers: Natalie Perkins How does being a creative person and pursuing your creativity affect other aspects of your life? Creativity, and in turn creation, are at the very core of my life: my daily activities, my work, my short and long term goals. My attitude towards life is use every possible opportunity as a platform for creating something, however I think that my definition of “creativity” differs to the popular definition. In the Red Bubble community, I’m sure there are more than a few of you who have experienced a someone using the phrase “OH! you’re so creative!” as praise. My problem with this, is that it mystifies the role of a creater (or artist) and it feels plain old redundant. My response to this kind of praise is usually “Well, of course I am. But tell me how you feel about what I have created. That’s what I’m really interested in!” In my mind, creativity is the process of being presented with a problem and then solving it. Artists are not the only creative people in the world, indeed I’ve met creative businessmen, lawyers, bankers and sportspeople. The kind of creativity I employ deals with questions of design: line, shape, colour, perspective, scale, proportion, space, etc! In my non-design life, I eventually relate all things back to visual-spatial elements. So if my husband, a fiscally minded man with a gift for understanding language, is explaining how to stick to our budget I will utilise colour coding and clear formatting to get the “gist” of it. Some people understandably get frustrated with my continual linking back to the elements of design, or the history of art, but I guess it’s just my way of understanding the world. I can’t really separate my need to create and other aspects of my life, because one informs and fulfils the other! Tell us about one person or moment that has made your time on redbubble particularly special or meaningful When I first got a bubblemail from someone who was a fan of my work (and from someone who I wasn’t related to, or friends with!) It’s pretty awesome to have people who like what you do be able to contact you and to talk with you. When I received this bubblemail I then realised – hey, those other artists that I admire on Red Bubble – I can talk to them too!! It’s this level of interaction that sets Red Bubble far apart from all the other artists’ communities that I have been a member of. I have made some lovely friendships on this site! Show & tell us about five works on redbubble that have moved or inspired you / Jezebel by Eveline Tarunadjaja / Floating Rabbit Kills Thousands by ghostpatrol / And the mother said by martinz / untitled by braidy / In Bloom by Shannon Crees So, what is it about paisley that rocks so hard? I like paisley as a symbol that can speak the story of many symbols. The paisley pattern is so named for the Scottish town of Paisley, which started manufacturing textiles featuring the emblem. Originally developed in Persia, it was styled on fig, palm, pine and cypress trees and known by many words: boteh, buta and carrey. Some people thought the symbol imbued the wearer with eternal life, and it decorated crowns and capes of royalty. Soldiers returning from war to Scotland in the 19th century brought home shawls and other items from India, and the pattern was so popular that I guess the textile manufacturers in Paisley decided to start making their own. I find it interesting that the symbol enjoyed great popularity from the 1500s, but the name it has today was given by a rather late manufacturer. It’s interesting how our relationships with things are influenced by the last most memorable thing that happened. Previous histories can be squashed and made very hard to find. Most people who look at my drawings are prompted to remember the 70s (if they were around to enjoy it!) and aren’t aware of the history that pre-dates even them! I also like paisley because there are so many variations on the theme. I think I could spend the next 10 years exploring them to the exclusion of most other representational forms. There’s a world in lines and shapes, and as I explore that world I find more time to reflect and meditate on the other things in my real life. My own personal battle with paisley is a sort of rebellion against the ongoing injury I suffer in my wrist and shoulder from working as a graphic designer. I am drawn to it, and drawn into it, in spite of the pain. Thanks Natalie! Especially for the insight into paisley! / Remember Natalie is now obliged to share the love and interview two more bubblers, so watch her journal intently.
Seventeen photographers met up in May 2009 to photograph e…
Seventeen photographers met up in May 2009 to photograph elements of Adelaide. Here are a few photographs of each of the photographers, photographed by each other… To view all photographs shot on the day, follow this tag: asacitywalkmay2009 . If you were one of the 20-ish photographers who attended on the day, did you get any more photographs of your new friends? To view all photographs shot on the day, follow this tag: asacitywalkmay2009 .
I’m really pleased that so many of you have been able to use the info I posted in my previous journal....
I’m really pleased that so many of you have been able to use the info I posted in my previous journal. I’ve also added it to the All Seascapes Group forum where we are hoping to get more info from the photographers who have something to share. Thanks for the suggestion, johno Would be wonderful, if you’re a member, to add your own insight, suggestions, or links to that list. If you’ve been able to produce a better shot because of this help, post that too, and give us all some feedback on whether you’re doing better. If you’re not a member, why not join and have your say. My co-host John Conway will happily help with any questions regarding the forum.
Which of ye landlubbers stole me rum? I’ll be makin each an every las’ one of ye walk me plank if none of ye scallywags own up! Aye m…
Which of ye landlubbers stole me rum? I’ll be makin each an every las’ one of ye walk me plank if none of ye scallywags own up! Aye me hearties, it’s International Talk Like a Pirate Day. Those scurvy rascal RB staffers are in on it too For those of ye that are a wee bit Pirate speak challenged ye might be wantin to head on over here afore ye grab yerself a wench and some grog and get yerself ready fer some serious swashbuckling. Now, looks to me like that Hop is loaded to the gunwales. It’ll be Davy Jones Locker fer him if I find he’s the one whats been inta me rum. Arrrggghhh!!!!!!
So Xavier tells me that today is International Talk Like a Pirate Day...
So Xavier tells me that today is International Talk Like a Pirate Day ... so: “Bring me one noggin of rum, now, won’t you, matey.” and / “Damn ye, yellow-bellied sapsuckers, I’m a better man than all of ye milksops put together” (Blackbeard) or perhaps just plain old Shiver my timbers! - Pirate Pete
. . . over here People are making fabulous videos together-...
. . . over here People are making fabulous videos together (some of you will remember this awesome lady). They are showing their brilliant work and their brilliant ideas. They are thinking and talking about things and writing stirring words. They are creating beautiful art. They are beautiful people. Do you have a vision? Share it.
As much as we all hope to get people viewing our work and getting feedback on what we put our blood, sweat and tears into, it dosn’t alwa…
As much as we all hope to get people viewing our work and getting feedback on what we put our blood, sweat and tears into, it dosn’t always happen. I have a great concept that would share the love around. If everytime someone logs onto Red Bubble and visits a minimum of three people and leaves some constructive and insightful comment, it would leave everyone feeling good about their work and having some frame of reference to improve or enhance the way we market ourselves. So if you guys want to start a sought of pay it forward concept I think it would be great. / So the concept is. - if you get a comment on your work, go and view 3 other artists work and leave a comment with each of them. - if you have the time so we get the ball rolling, start leaving three messages everytime you log onto Red Bubble with or without recieving any messages/comments. - When you leave a comment you could suggest to have that person also view one of your images also in that comment. I’d love to know what you guys think of this idea so please leave some feedback for me to go on? / Anyway I shall go and start the avalanche with a pebble or the ripple in the pond. / Thanks all you bubblers out there for taking the time to read this. / Good luck to all and keep spreading the love. / All for one and one for all !!! Christian Vetter
As some of you may know from my previous journal entries that I recently acquired a new lens (Canon 100-400 IS). The lens has been great,...
As some of you may know from my previous journal entries that I recently acquired a new lens (Canon 100-400 IS). The lens has been great, BUT it has attracted allot of attention and brought allot of attention towards me while out and about shooting. In the past month I have received more “comments” about my gear then I have in the whole time I’ve been shooting! :P Here are some examples of the comments I’ve overheard since I got this lens: “Look at the size of that lens” / “That must have cost a fortune” / “Thats a really big camera” / “Look mummy that man has a telescope” / “Thats a F ‘in big a** lens” / “That must be heavy to carry around all day long” / “Thats a lens only professionals use” / Lots of Wows And lots of stares at me and my camera by other photographers, then the disappointed look at their own cameras! LOL So if your looking for a lens for candid and street photography, it might be best you look for something a little less conspicuous! Anyone else have any similar experiences with working with their gear??
I have a few thoughts about the new reply feature. / Is this going to turn RB into a social website rather than an art website? / I persona…
I have a few thoughts about the new reply feature. / Is this going to turn RB into a social website rather than an art website? / I personaly like to thank people by visiting their page and checking out their work as a way to say thanks. I think having the non-reply feature encourages people to do the same. Dont get me wrong I greatly appreciate EVERYONES comments and faves, but I really think this may be the downward spiral of the bubble. I think it may bring more non-artists to the site just to be social, make friends and chit-chat rather than focusing on the art. This feature will be great for many comments but more a pain in the ass for others. It may also make RB more time consuming feeding through replies that just say thanks when you could be at their page viewing their work. For all those out there DO NOT feel obligated to say thanks to the comments I give. When I comment on your work I am sharing my thoughts and that is all the matters. I can hope that it they are all appreciated without saying so. I like to keep it simple, personal and straight forward. I truely hope this does not turn this great site into DA or myspace. I think you see what I am getting at. PLEASE LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU THINK!!!! / Nick
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