Frogboy's Wallpaper article
Sunday, February 2, 2003 by cjorli | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I for one appreciate the hardwork that the moderators do on this site weeding out submissions. I have seen wallpapers that I personally don't think should be on here, but that's not my job and I wouldn't want it. So let's not start crying every time one of our submissions gets rejected. Look at it as an opportunity to grow.
As a side note, is there a time limit to how long each submission stays on the site? If there isn't, wouldn't that also help keep the numbers down... that is to delete after x number of days? Just curious...
Thanks goes out to the moderators.
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Reply #23 Monday, February 3, 2003 2:54 AM
Heck, I "KNOW" just how hard it can be to present anything for others to view. People in my family, my wife and children do not go into my sketch books that I have boxed up and under my side of the bed.It "IS" me, or parts of me on those pages, I'd turn out cartoons and such for the kids, or when younger, sculpt or paint something for someone at the odd time. But, the things, anyway...
no, it isn't right and personally it should pretty much be a free invite to not be invited..
There is a set process, something instituted before hand, people accept that and present things for consideration. It isn't personal rejection in the least for it to not be accepted, far from it. It could be a means of self exploration artistically, searching for new skill sets, a new style, what have you. But it is how things are structured and for a reason. For the most part from what I see on the site and also read here on the board, almost everyone accepts that. The fact that if what they are seeking is a wall-mill or some such, there are plenty of them out there and stuff can be posted to them at anytime, while still being a part of things here..
dunno...
I m just a newbie who is confused enough to think I have an understanding enough to form some kind of an opinion

anyway...
your right... people can be extremal ugly inside and share it outside placing it at others feet and not even understand it is a direct reflection upon the one bearing such negative presumptions.

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Reply #25 Monday, February 3, 2003 4:38 AM
So, please let me disagree, there IS such a thing as ugly art. Give me a paintbrush and a canvas, I'll show you.

Reply #26 Monday, February 3, 2003 4:43 AM
'Ugly' is a subjective term....'eye of the beholder' and all that.
Another person may find it 'the bee's knees'...just what they always wanted in a skin...

Reply #27 Monday, February 3, 2003 7:51 AM
There will always be people in society who like to approach things negatively. For them, is easier to say something is 'ugly' than to find positive aspects of it and then, starting from that positive position, work towards ideas that might make it better.
In life, and I'm sure everyone knows someone like this, there are those people who revel in delivering that which is negative. At my workplace there is this man who loves running up to me when I arrive in the morning, (even before I've had my morning coffee), and telling me about all the mistakes that I've made from the day before. He takes a sadistic pleasure in delivering the bad news. He thrives on negative energy.
The best thing is to move past these people. Let them wallow in their own negative ways. In the end, when they're taking stock of their life and they realize they did or said absolutely nothing positive their entire existence they may finally see themselves for what they were. It won't be happy day for them.

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Reply #21 Monday, February 3, 2003 12:58 AM
ask me he's nuckin futs...