SuperRare

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Grand Opera Paris 1930
By: Alfred Eisenstaedt

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During prayer...
author: Ando Fuchs
Austrian photographer

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Subject: Request for Reevaluation of New Rules in the RARE Project
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Dear Jon, @humanzero 

As an active participant in the RARE project, I would like to express my concerns about the new rules recently introduced to the project. It seems that these rules make it impossible for new individuals to join the RARE project, which clearly represents a step backward.

To improve the situation, I suggest that you reconsider your decisions and remove the open rank rule so that everyone can participate in the project. These rules are specifically beneficial only to a limited number of people, which is concerning. Non-artist participants often show greater activity and can introduce the project to others. This not only increases public awareness of the RARE project but also helps boost activity and participation.

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Pianist Nobuyuki Tsujii bursts into tears when he plays at Carnegie Hall his own composition "Elegy for the Victims of the Tsunami of March 11, 2011 in Japan
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