In article <414ed30e$1@news.povray.org> , "Jeremy M. Praay" 
<jer### [at] questsoftwarecom> wrote:

> If, as Thorsten points out, "basic intelligence" is required, then the rules
> appear to contradict themselves in this case.  If it is not possible to get
> a JPEG as a direct result of a POV-Ray render, then we may wish to consider
> leaving out the first sentence, and adding something that says, "However,
> simply converting to the JPEG file format, and cropping of detail images is
> allowed as long as no other processing is done to the image."

Could we stop this pointless discussion?  Direct result does not say
"generated by POV-Ray".  Nobody had a problem with JPEG files that have
always been allowed before.  It is not like this is new, only PNG output has
been dropped.

    Thorsten