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Post by moonlightgranger on Jun 9, 2007 23:44:19 GMT -5
I have been on ff.net quite, and I noticed that people are just drawling there favorite stories and keep giving congrats. They use give lots of constructive/friendly critticism. So, which is better after? Explain?
I think cc or fc, because it truly tells how can improve, and it's not just praising. Friendly critticisms is a big part of life and people should learn how to take such things. It also can help with improving a piece of writing!
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Post by Luna Sasaguri on Jun 26, 2007 21:43:34 GMT -5
First of all Moonlight, you should probably un-acronym those words in the title of the thread, in other words instead of saying "cc" say what that stands for: constructive critisism. That way people aren't like "the hell does that mean?" and then ignore it lol.
I like to give contructive critisicm where it is duly needed, cases such as in fics where the grammar and spelling is off, the characters are horribly OOC, etc. When someone writes a story that really doesn't need much improvement, there isn't much to give except congratulations.
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Post by Frankenstein Heart on Jun 27, 2007 17:36:11 GMT -5
I'd like both.
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Who doesn't??
CC is what you need, but congrats is what you WANT
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Post by moonlightgranger on Jun 27, 2007 20:25:32 GMT -5
I know who, doesn't like both!
A brat that is so winey it can't except that there writing is only okay, or a little good. They hate every single constructive critticisms, and says it's a flames. Then overreacts, and cries over it. Well of course get mad and insult the kind reviewer. Liken Luna's comment to me, um, some whiney brat could've broke down and p.m.ed her and insulted her, with all sorts of spelling mistakes of course, and somewhat, of heavy cussing all it directed towards her. Well, the fools, might post them up. Like a troll! Lol!
Well, I'll do that luna, and well, sometimes you can't, but majority you can. I rather give mostly constructive critticism, and maybe a little encouraging note behind it. But dry congradulations isn't good too the average. They need the support the criticism, but make sure it's not a harsh one or a flame and you are fine.
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