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Riot Fest
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/21/26 10:51 PM
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Hard-Fi
by Gary E. Andrews - 06/19/26 06:43 PM
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My feelings are much the same as Mike Z's. People post here for a lot of different reasons. Some are trying to become published songwriters, some are hobbyists who want to improve but don't feel the need to write commercially, and for some, as Sub has also said in the past, this is "their gig" - meaning they are primarily just sharing. Complicating the picture is that they are at many different levels, from beginner to pro. I don't disagree Scott. I too give vastly different critiques depending on the person... but I tend to give critiques about 90% of the time. My big gripe is just that SOOOO many comments don't include ANY critical element... they're praises only. Like I've said a lot of times, I'm not necessarily against praise only comments. And I think it would be VERY instructive if people would state upfront that they don't want constructively critical comments. And I don't think many would be willing to make this statement... So it's a very interesting conundrum! There isn't an right and wrong answer here. This is a good discussion. Peace, Ian
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