>You're asking me to either judge the work on the same grounds as you do, or to abstain from opining if I can't Not at all. You go far beyond "judging on your

>You're asking me to either judge the work on the same grounds as you do, or to abstain from opining if I can't Not at all. You go far beyond "judging on your own grounds" by saying that something has little artistic merit. In fact, your "judgement" only has the word "you" and none of "I" or "my"; your own grounds are completely missing from it. You are entitled to your grounds, but you are instead climbing on a pedestal to confidently proclaim that everyone else doesn't have ground to stand on. Here's what you have enough basis to say: "I see a painted can of soup on a white background. I felt that you didn't try. To me, lack of trying means that your work has little artistic merit."