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Especially unnecessary in Work to progress. Then you see the painting and think: is that new now? another step forward? Scrolls up: no, it's a quote. And then the same picture follows again and again: Quote of the quote of the quote.....my mouse wheel is on strike....
But sometimes a quote is very useful: when an intense discussion is going on, and you are talking about something in context, and the other person just changes his text - and your context doesn't match the content of what the other person wrote anymore.
But when showing pictures I find the quota superfluous and disturbing.
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