> Yes, there is, when they aren't being creative. 1. Creativity is a man made concept and so by default is subjective. Who is to judge what's "creative" and wh

> Yes, there is, when they aren't being creative. 1. Creativity is a man made concept and so by default is subjective. Who is to judge what's "creative" and what's not? 2. If filters - which could just be an analogy for a technology tool - has no place in "creativity", where do you draw the line? Pulled to the extreme, how about when I use photoshop, or a korg synthesizer, or an elaborate framework to make art, music, or programs? 3. It's a consumer entertainment app after all. People have fun with it. What gives?