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Contributors: Dennis Hackethal
> I also don't mind the bulk criticism.↵ ↵ Even if the person submitting an idea doesn’t mind bulk criticism, *others* still have a harder time discerning which parts of the idea are true/salvageable and which should be discarded. Meaning error correction is harder.↵ ↵ It helps when critics quote which part they’re criticizing, like I’m doing above, but the responsibility still lies with the original poster.
I also don't mind the bulk criticism.
Even if the person submitting an idea doesn’t mind bulk criticism, others still have a harder time discerning which parts of the idea are true/salvageable and which should be discarded. Meaning error correction is harder.
It helps when critics quote which part they’re criticizing, like I’m doing above, but the responsibility still lies with the original poster.
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> I also don't mind the bulk criticism. Even if the person submittingan ideaa post doesn’t mind bulk criticism, *others* still have a harder time discerning whichparts ofideas in theideapost are true/salvageable and which should be discarded. Meaning error correction is harder. It helps when critics quote which part they’re criticizing, like I’m doing above, but the responsibility still lies with the original poster.
I also don't mind the bulk criticism.Even if the person submitting a post doesn’t mind bulk criticism, others still have a harder time discerning which ideas in the post are true/salvageable and which should be discarded. Meaning error correction is harder.It helps when critics quote which part they’re criticizing, like I’m doing above, but the responsibility still lies with the original poster.
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4 unchanged lines collapsedIt helps when critics quotewhichthe part they’re criticizing, like I’m doing above, but the responsibility still lies with the original poster.
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It helps when critics quote the part they’re criticizing, like I’m doing above, but the responsibility still lies with the original poster.