This isn't the entertainment industry. This is a fan project for a webcomic done for a laugh. There's a difference. In a professional production, yes you would have a point. In an amateur one? It's just elitist and pretty cruel.
And how do you expect that people get good in the first place? Working in things like this encourages talent and grants necessary experience. Do you even think before you post? I have never encountered anyone as hilariously insensitive on this board as you, and this board has a lot of douchebags. Here's the thing: I'm not one of those silly, overly sensitive people but I do have some sense of decency. Almost everything you say has some kind of backhanded elitist comment towards someone, because you always need to assert how much better you are, don't you? Believe it or not, not knowing every minute detail about a webcomic doesn't mean you have nothing to contribute to the discussion. Not being an ultra high quality artist doesn't mean you can't work on fan productions. Seriously, dude, think about what you say, because it just makes you look foolish.
Also, in reply to your previous post, as I said earlier I and a lot of people don't listen to that much music outside of the comic because we don't want musical spoilers. That's why. Something you yourself have spoken about by the way!
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