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by Ed Stastny ![[oed SITOme]](/sue/imgs/sueid/suebar-oed-id.gif) ![[email Ed Stastny]](/synergy/imgs/ico-email.gif) |
2009-01-29 23:03:12 | [21749] |
I definitely squat. It's a vent for my disappointment, something I can do that's within the rules to protest hog-fests. This is as opposed to going into the database and deleting pieces (which, for the record, never happens, as much as I'm tempted). Basically "squatting" (which I think might be a misnomer) is a clunky way of applying the "metering" rule we've talked about. That rule would be something like "allow an artist only to post 3 pieces every 12 hours"-- or something like that. Obviously, my squatting is pretty much a failure because levels end up getting hogged anyway. I'm certainly guilty of "lazy" pieces. Not sure if that's what you're talking about. But ultimately, I prefer blendy laziness to disjointed intensity. Personal taste, I suppose. Because laziness, when subjected to the intense art-crushing pressures of shared-shrinking-canvases, can still look pretty cool. | ||
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