The crucial point is that the simplicity of the message implies nothing whatsoever about the quality of the work itself.
Amid the threats of lawsuits and life-ruining financial penalties, the Rightscorp letters direct frightened recipients to a page that offers them a way to make the charges go away for the low, low price of $20. "Pay up now, or we'll take you to court," the message implies.
"Just doing the job the American people elected me to do" was the message implied by the performance.
"I am worried by the message implying that to conserve species you need to know everything about them.
Not so much for the words that came out of the president's mouth as for the message implied by his responses.
The message implies a vision of the elderly as a disconnected, self-involved cohort of individuals who, having got what they want by way of health care, would happily write off the rest of society.
So, although Figure 1 presents only the initial system, the fact that the point of origin is message implies that any sys-net describing any category of message would be seen as relevant to it, either as (potentially) complementing it or as a critique or modification of the original.
