 Users interact with the work to generate variations in the succession of displays, but none of the previous states are repeatable. Compare this with the second kind of display variability. Digital works that are networked, such as most net art and videogames, are repeatable because they can be multiply accessed and instantiated by different users, in different places, and all at once; variations are generated when the work is repeated. Although repeatable digital works are possible due to digital media’s unique transmissible nature, more needs to be said about how this trait distinguishes interactive digital works from non-interactive digital images.