Title: Re: What is ascii for? Sending station: BBS Westward Journey Station Tue Mar 18 17:19:30 2003, forwarded Since we are talking about studying literature and science, let me say a few more words. I think if ASCII really needs to develop, it needs to attract people who really study fine arts. Take the popular flash as an example. It was first developed by a group of people who were interested in technology. Now they are the frontier prodigal son of the Flash Empire. Gao Dayong is from a technical background, and Biancheng is from programming. What was the first flash we saw? At that time, most of them were bitmap changes, and MTV filled the screen with flying words. Later, a large number of professionals gradually mastered the professional Flash technology has developed rapidly. For example, the pictures of Lao Jiang and Bu Hua’s works are exquisite and smooth. It is difficult for people to create works like theirs To give another example, last year Tsinghua University seemed to have held a flash competition. Now there seems to be a wallpaper competition. Everyone can Go and take a look at what level of works they are compared to sigh The impact of ascii is still very small. Many people don’t know it yet. I often go to a design forum and someone once I posted diving ASCII character animation there. There are too many such works in our highlight area, and they are much better than There are quite a few that are very good. Just such a character animation that is not very good makes those people admire and satisfied. It can be seen that not many people understand ASCII, and the influence needs to be expanded. When new professionals come in, they will bring new ideas and new ideas.