Most have found a way to live with pressing, most will find away to live with the fact that their book may be trimmed, and most would be able to live with a hypothetical paradigm shift in the hobby where trimming became acceptable. People will find a way to rationalize whatever it is that they want to do, even if it means arbitrarily designating some practices as immoral, while deeming other very similar practices perfectly acceptable.
I'm sure I'm late to the argument, but this is a ludicrous statement.
Don't feel that you have to back up that statement with any kind of argument or rationale.
I think it's ludicrous that you think my statement is ludicrous. See how easy that is?
As a long time board member, are you going to sit there and tell me that there hasn't been a pretty drastic shift in attitude from when pressing was first brought to light? So please explain to me why a similar shift wouldn't be possible if, hypothetically, trimming somehow became an acceptable practice.
