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Trevor G Quayle wrote:
> Perhaps moving to a system where the topic is only a single word. This can
> surely be understandable to most while leaving the possibility open for
> anywhere from narrow to broad interpretation, simple to complex scenes. It may
> be more palatable to a lot of artists who don't want to jump into full detailed
> scenes as opposed to more simple or abstract ones. Even the topic "glass" as
> mentioned could have lots of possibilities beyond the obvious, and surely
> getting lots of entries is better than only getting a handful.
> .....
> Just a thought...
>
> -tgq
Perhaps this is what you really mean, but instead of limiting the topics
to a single word, I would suggest that this be expanded to allow short
phrases that imply a single concept. For example (taken directly from
the IRTC): Imaginary Worlds, Spectacular Landscapes, Toys & Games,
Forces of Nature, and similar.
-=- Larry -=-
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