Re: J&G H/P network community newsletter ISSUE 4
From Erik Kambestad Veland <ekv...@online.no>
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· 6 Dec 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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<snip> > It is a worthwhile page. As far as being no better than TV, well, that's > debatable. Not all of us can create graphic art. Some of us can only > appreciate the work of others. I have no specific requests; I just love to > see the work of people with genuine talent. I prefer it here where it is > dynamic, but his web page is a repository of stuff that has gone by that I > might never see again otherwise. Have you been to Joan's page? No better > than TV? Hardly! I love Joan's pages, they really got that personal touch. > I look at pages like Erik's much the way I do art galleries. Do you feel > also that art galleries and museums are no better than TV? Is everything > non-interactive, not worth having? Michelangelo isn't going to do anything > new. If nobody had bothered to preserve what he did do, the world would be a > much poorer place. One day, the people here won't be doing anything new > either. I hope this stuff gets preserved, and I look rather kindly on the > people who have the energy and emotion to take on that task. > > TV is not a medium for quality. In terms of creative energy, the web is > still exciting and dynamic. TV is mundane, repetitive, and creatively > stifling. The web may go that route when the advertisers and cable companies > overrun it, but not quite yet. Certainly there is crud on the web, but there > is much that is worthwhile, and a lot of the crud is *so* cruddy that it too > is sort of creative in a schlock kind of way - like all those great > not-quite-grade-B movies that were so unintentionally hilarious. > > Well, like everybody else, this is just my opinion. And I think it's a great opinion! Anyone else got anything to add to this debate? As far as I'm conserned, me and J. are friends now, as he has explained a few things, and I've explained a few things, and all is back to normal, I guess. But if anyone else has an opinion, I appreciate it. +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | .:' G_______.R_____. I_______.M___. ____. | | __ :'__ ) ____/ ) \ ) / ) \/ / | | .'`__`-'__``. / /_ / / O < / / / / | | :__________.-' /______( /__/\___( /_____( /___\/___( | | :_________: <::::Jugg and Grim's Homepage Network::::> | | :_________`-; | |jgs`.__.-.__.' Mail: ekv...@online.no | | Homepage: http://home.sol.no/kseide/ | | Wigwam Software, Inc: http://home.sol.no/kseide/wigwam2.html | |The Macintosh Page:http://home.sol.no/The_Macintosh_Page.html | +--------------------------------------------------------------+ | "If I had a dime for every original idea Bill Gates had... | | why I'd have nothing!" -Christopher Meinck | +______________________________________________________________+
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