Sorry I asked

[removed account4]

the weird thing about that whole time matt, was she was followed around the site by somebody who
nitpicked about everything she said so she deleted every post ( like 1200 ) she made and inserted the dots ..
THEN .. a while later after a whole lot of hubbub she ended up spending time with him and
doing a workshop with the guy who she claimed trolled her.
( it was just before she went in for some sort of surgery &c &C .. )

i think it is great someone is able to edit or remove their posts, sometimes it is too bad because
what is removed was useful information ... but sometimes it is good because of other reasons.

 

[Jerevan]

However, no matter how good the internet instruction, there is still no substitute for someone who has a depth of knowledge observing you and making suggestions or corrections. Not only that, you can ask questions and interact in a way that's not possible with internet tutorials.

From my own experience I know that having teachers when doing lith printing or wet plate really made several things fall into place in one go - the nuances easily gets lost even in a good tutorial video. So, yes, I feel that there is a market but you have to find it.