[ SECRET POST #2309 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2309 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Exactly. Even a plain old "I liked it!" is better than total silence, and if you liked a story, then comment on the bits you particularly liked and why. Even if you didn't LOVE it, it's not that difficult to find something nice to say. Pretend it's your birthday and someone's given you a nice, but not great present.

[(Anonymous)]

Why wouldn't you want to know if people didn't like it? Or that they would enjoy it more if you did different things with the characters? People who shut themselves off from negative criticism will never have a clue that there are people out ther who would have enjoyed their work so much more if done differently. Why don't people want to have all the information that is available? Living in ignorance isn't bliss.

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, please. Deciding that you're not up for concrit doesn't mean you're living in ignorance in general, it just means that for this particular work at this particular time, you are not interested in concrit. It happens.

Plenty of writers want and ask for concrit. Why not give it to those who want it instead of imposing it on those who don't or imposing it indiscriminately? Do you also go into restaurants and shove vegetables into peoples' mouths because vegetables are healthy and they should eat a healthy diet?