srry here it is

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reply ur opinion to my s/n anthonypwnsnubs

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is there a way to block people from posting in your thread? just a certain person....i say c&c please and he tells me i should just delete photoshop, when i already said that i was kinda new so i could use some advice, so people like that make you not wanna try at all...so is there a way to block that certain person?

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you can add then to your ignore list.

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oooohhhhh thanks, that helps

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what does the f..king ignore list do i wish i cood get sum ppl to stop posting in my threads it wood be so helpful

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yeah i had a thread with 10 pages because people didn't know how to comment correctly. people are so damn mean with words some times. grow up people.

Build a bridge and get over it. If people don't give you any criticism, you'll never improve. Don't expect people to say they love it in every comment, because they won't.

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c+c please

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I just wanted to bump this because some people aren't grasping what comments and critiscism mean.

To those thinking that everyone is out to get your work, your wrong. Critiscism is used for you to see a flaw and learn from it. I know I have. It's really been useful and has helped in the past. If you look at what someone says negatively with a positive outlook, your sure to learn from it and see it from a different perspective.

And to those thinking they're giving critiscism by saying something completely negative without giving an idea or suggestion to make it better, how is that helping? If someone says the sig sucks and that's it, how can the person that made it learn from a comment like that. For example though, if someone says the sig isn't too great, maybe try __,___, and/or ___ it could help the person improve.


As a final note, you don't have to take critiscism, but it's a good idea to see how it might help, even if you don't use it.

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*Hip Thrust*