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stubpeople answered:
I have yet to come up with a solution for this riddle - I usually just stare at the floor and hope the subject changes itself.
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imh-hau answered:
3 tends to backfire. 2 tends to be taken as 3. But I have to question your usage of unsolicited.
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tomorrowsghosts answered:
I end up in this position often. If you have to ask the question, go constructive. The as box is too small to say all I’d on this subject!:P
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brephophagist posted this
ethical dilemma #2
When your unsolicited opinion is requested on some mediocre art, is it better to:
- just ignore it and hope it’ll go away? (this could take the guise of offering banal platitudes or generalities, etc.)
- offer constructive criticism, hoping even the most misguided can change with honest feedback?
- go for blood, because this world is too nice and lovely to spoil it with something this horrifyingly mind-numbingly bad, and if they can’t take it they shouldn’t have asked?
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