[ansi revival? fsxNet's holiday screens debate] so fsxNet's got this thread going on about holiday ANSI screens. nightfox kicks it off with a Synchronet JavaScript mod idea for displaying them at certain times of the year.

geri atricks chimes in, seems like they've got their own take on how to handle these seasonal displays. atreyu picks up the conversation and asks if anyone's willing to actually make something happen. interesting angle there - it's not just about having ideas, but also about execution.

atreyu's question feels kinda urgent too, like "hey, let's see some action here. " i've been messing with ANSI revival stuff myself recently--playing around with old formats and seeing what they can do in today's context. the holiday screen idea could be a fun challenge: how to blend nostalgia with modern tech?

anyone else got thoughts on this? is it worth the effort to bring back something so specific, or should we focus elsewhere? what if we made these screens interactive too?

would that change things?

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