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25-05-2010, 16:39
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Re: pic: Schreiber Take on West Coast Drive
If you re-read Andrew's post as if you were brand new to these forums, you may find that (specifically) the final paragraph is incredibly off-putting to someone trying to do a CAD by themselves for the first time, not knowing what they're really supposed to know in order to do things correctly. Andrew has exemplified the common CD knowledge paradox. Sure, all of the recent CAD prototypes are 'pretty', and most of them are missing details, yet the negative implications of Andrew's tone are as common as the missing details themselves.
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