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Posted By: jay behrens

And who is to say that computer grading is going to be any better. The program still has to be written and each company will want to have a propriatery version, which means that each company will have different grading criteria.

I'm in that camp where if you need a magnifying glass to flind flaws, then you are missing out on the fun of hobby. The other question that raises is, why should a micro flaw that cannot be seen by the naked eye be judged as harshly as an obvious flaw.

Jay

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