Sender: dntx winter birds listen to the snow, message area: ascii club Title: Re: The perspective of non-professionals is really different Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Sat Sep 6 18:59:15 2003, forwarded mentioned in flubber's masterpiece: : Sometimes I do wonder if I have reached a dead end. Professional vision tends to be technical, and it is easy to see problems within the limitations of ASCII Seeing a piece of work and thinking about what parts might be painted better if possible And some details, like the unavoidable jaggies, couldn't have been better because of the clear knowledge. It may be that the impact of these aspects on aesthetics has been ignored. : Looking back, what is the non-professional perspective? What is the initial aesthetic starting point? Non-professional vision may be more pure and not subject to technical limitations. If something doesn't look good, it feels bad. Even if it's ascii, it's already the best. : It should still be useful : But that person’s comment really went to an extreme, so I have to give it a thumbs up. This is because I don’t know much about ascii based on his palindrome. Obviously I didn’t realize how much painstaking effort went into the creation of being Probably because they saw it and posted it together, the misunderstanding was made within a short period of time.