[Bill Burk]

...you have to take advantage of the possibilities ... I don't think they should totally start over on their own.

...I like to think that analog photography has progressed ... in the direction photographers wanted it to go in the last century....

...you can't fault someone for shooting the analog way on digital.

JeRuFo,

You cover a lot in few sentences...

Only the last point, I don't mean to fault someone for wanting to emulate analog with digital... I just mean they should be excluded from membership in the movement...

There could be a separate movement for the mirror image of the old pictorialists, the digital photographers who want to create simulated analog prints. And they can be encouraged to do a good job. In a sense, their work is a form of... printing (reproduction). Their manifesto could be a sort of "democratization of the press". No longer is printing limited to presses that weigh several tons. An inkjet can do it. Or no print, just monitor.