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| Constructive criticism |
| 02.27.04 (11:35 am) [edit] |
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Just say thanks. No need to find excuses for what you did, and do better next time. There a couple of people I know when someone makes a comment on what they did, they come back with "but... but...but..." Ugh. I don't want to hear it. Just suck it up, and stop blaming everything else. Here's the latest [S just posted a review about QuietPC QuietFeet™ Vibration Isolation Feet, and a reader mentioned his photos were too blurry.]: S: I was reviewing feet! Feet are hard to take pictures of! I guess he just didn't read nothing! Me: Yeah, lameness S: I don't think I've seen one good pic of those products anywhere. S: Really difficult to glamorize. I guess that's good to know, but I wasn't interested in knowing. |
posted by: Cyberpal (reply)
post date: 02.27.04 (12:04 pm)
It's not so much that people dont like criticism, but that they just cant handle it when the chips are down. As the saying goes "Honest criticism is hard to take, particularly from a relative, a friend, an acquaintance, or a stranger." =)
posted by: mblog (reply)
post date: 02.27.04 (4:07 pm)
But if the pictures are obviously blurry, why criticize in the first place? S already knows. If they were not obviously blurry, then what standard did they not meet?
If AR hired S to take the pictures for you, then the criticism might be warranted. But otherwise, I can't see how it was constructive criticism.
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