There are groups something like this that keep an eye on each others' work. I'm personally familiar with graphics (as in web graphics) groups, but there are others, as well, I'm sure. There's no reason it wouldn't work for R'osity artists, as well. It tends to be a fairly casual thing, in that you look around places you frequent, or you just happen upon someone's work on the web and you check it out a little, ask the artist if they gave permission, etc. It's more of a coalition than a task force (or the Borg, hehe). The only thing to guard against is the "lynch mob" problem. No one takes you seriously when you come marching up with torches and pitchforks and making threats. The trick is to be as calm, rational, and serious as possible (at least to their face; in private you can wave as many torches and pitchforks as you want). bonni

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