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AMemoriam 11 year s ago
Now restore the rest of the building, this looks like a methlab or something.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
i disagree... it's just an older brick building. and if he painted 'normally', they would surely just tag it again.
this looks nice and is probably a clever way to get them to leave it alone. what the taggers prefer is a blank slate.
this looks nice and is probably a clever way to get them to leave it alone. what the taggers prefer is a blank slate.
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bob.james.5454021 11 year s ago
Sorry but Taggers are Ego Freaks and Tag over others work all the time.
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gigantes 11 year s ago
taggers are still human beings, and human beings tend to follow their preferences. meaning that even if the new door is tagged, it will probably be tagged at a reduced amount and with lesser frequency. that's still better if it means less whitewashing.
and no need to be sorry... i got you covered. :)
and no need to be sorry... i got you covered. :)
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jubyp0b 11 year s ago
@ gigantes
I'll be honest - I really don't get your logic; if something is painted normally, then taggers will surely tag it; if it is painted the way it is now, it has less chances of getting tagged; if it *IS* tagged, it has even less chances of getting tagged.
You either have an incredibly enormous amount of tagger friends whose preferences in tagging you know, thus you can make such a generalization, either you you have some clear statistical data.
Anyway, the issue is *why* would they *not* tag it if it were painted in such a manner, in determent to a normal fashion?
I'll be honest - I really don't get your logic; if something is painted normally, then taggers will surely tag it; if it is painted the way it is now, it has less chances of getting tagged; if it *IS* tagged, it has even less chances of getting tagged.
You either have an incredibly enormous amount of tagger friends whose preferences in tagging you know, thus you can make such a generalization, either you you have some clear statistical data.
Anyway, the issue is *why* would they *not* tag it if it were painted in such a manner, in determent to a normal fashion?
this looks nice and is probably a clever way to get them to leave it alone. what the taggers prefer is a blank slate.
and no need to be sorry... i got you covered. :)
I'll be honest - I really don't get your logic; if something is painted normally, then taggers will surely tag it; if it is painted the way it is now, it has less chances of getting tagged; if it *IS* tagged, it has even less chances of getting tagged.
You either have an incredibly enormous amount of tagger friends whose preferences in tagging you know, thus you can make such a generalization, either you you have some clear statistical data.
Anyway, the issue is *why* would they *not* tag it if it were painted in such a manner, in determent to a normal fashion?