Thanks! Actually, the fact that you watched me is the reason I uploaded 'em. I was quite surprised that anyone even paid attention to this account, so I figured I should give something (hopefully) worth watching.

Hehe, you're very welcome! You've been a pleasure to keep track of, and I look forward to seeing many more awesome submissions! :-D

Sadly, it's not an ego thing so much as one of necessity. It's only further proof that when -any- group gets too large, a hierarchy must be put into place in order to control those that have no ability to govern themselves. As sad as it is, socio-political Anarchy is a concept and practiced reserved for a select few; most people don't have the conscious ability to function in away that keeps the best interest of those around them in mind. Hell, just look at 90% of Youtube comments. *laughs* ;-D

The humor I draw from the situation is purely one of namesake: DeviantArt; a website that disallows forms of expression that would be considered truly deviant, and glorifies homogeneity, normality, and fairly "standard" expression, in terms of art. Perhaps my view is skewed, though. I live very close to Laguna Beach, California, so I'm accustomed to seeing a broad display of things generally considered "art," and even some fairly controversial stuff that doesn't stand out to me as particularly out of the norm. DeviantArt is, to me, a website of the Community of the Laguna Beach Art Show, in a metaphorical sense. There -is- no deviance left here; any remnant of it is quickly culled by the admins and moderators and added to the ToS as "Not Acceptable."

A sad progression indeed, when compared to the long-since-gone early days of this website. A progression, however, that goes hand in hand with any successful society as it grows. Ah well.