Sender: flubber jumping horse, message area: ascii club Title: Re: Thanks flubber Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue May 20 00:01:17 2003, forwarded It is definitely not good to rely on software. There is no doubt about this. And most veterans won’t rely purely on software. The question worth discussing is whether the software is good for novices Is it easy for novices to get started with the software, or is it easy for them to go astray? Qiezi said that the software can make it easier for novices to get started. I feel like I'm more likely to go astray. For example, you can often see that the color block characters converted by software have rough edges. The font is just a copy of the regular script or a certain font that comes with the computer. There is no sense of calligraphy at all. And there are many people shouting good, so that novices think that is good. From now on, I have no intention of making progress and no thought of how to modify it. I think even if the software is used to save unnecessary labor, it should be done after getting started You can start after you have a certain aesthetic judgment about AsciiArt.