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I have the tendency to give ideas and feedback a lot. But some might see this as criticism maybe? :/

so @dwr.eth has a good guiding principle around handling criticism. i can't find it, but: 

how losers share 'feedback':
"that app will never work out. devs are fucking stupid"
- nothing to learn. ill intended verbal attack

how winners share 'feedback':
"that app could simplify its core. idk what's happening in the home screen at a glance."
- action item is very clear

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Yes, but generally care most about what’s broken and why it’s painful. Proposed solution is usually only marginally helpful (faster horse)

Real! Constructive criticism is paid attention to if only it opens up the mind to what it was blinded to

Always praise before criticizing, it the best way to go about it

I fall in a third category I think :)
I’m this deformed UX designer that constantly wants to help ‘improve’ stuff without knowing the background story or goals.

Probably both helpful and annoying at the same time I would guess.

Imagine not believing in Dan back then

I wonder how his then critics are doing now lol💀