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I like some of the murals but in the scheme of things they're not that expensive to replace or recreate and they were often meant to be temporary. To me it looks like the quality has gone up over time and a new mural is likely to be nicer than one from the 90's.

It's true there are a lot of bad takes and that probably shows to some degree what the median or lower percentiles of informed opinions are. There seems to be a kind of negative selection in some places like Reddit where there's pervasive negativity and vague unconstructive anti-capitalist sentiment. There is tons of complaining about developers without any acknowledgement of the constraints they work under.