[ SECRET POST #4161 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4161 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The "you put it on the Internet sweaty" argument goes both ways. Yet somehow you believe it's okay to complain about writers and about writers complaining, but not for writers to complain about... anything.

[killertofuuu]

Of course writers can complain about whatever the hell they want. When did I say they couldn't? And please don't tell me what I "implied." Tell me where I actually said that.

I can still disagree with their approach and have every right to. It comes across as bratty and ungrateful to me. And so what? Clearly other people don't agree, and that's fine, but I stand by what I said. Plus, it's a straight up fact that you have little/no control over feedback you receive if you put something up in a public place. I'm not trying to be an asshole. It really is in a writer's best interest to accept the FACT that not all people are going to respond to their work the way they might imagine.

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And it's useful for commenters to understand the fact that shouting "MORE!!" and nothing else in the comments is unlikely to be received with enthusiasm. It's one of those times when taking a minute to think about tone pays dividends.

[killertofuuu]

I've responded to "More" with equally bland responses, like "thanks" or "soon." Sometimes they'll elaborate when I respond that way. Either way I still appreciate it. It's not as exciting or validating as long reviews, but it's not a bad thing. I still think it's in poor taste to criticize feedback, unless it's abusive, but that's way different.