Distribute something publicly, expect critics of your work.
Angry Guy's article was a trite work of character acting. In fact, Angry Guy remains in character while talking to me. But yet there is something very authentic in his anger towards my criticism of Scrounge.
Such a flambouyant and charming character (not being sarcastic here) requires a person who can channel the inspiration for the character. No doubt angry guy's ghost is a sensitive person with feelings. And who, in light of the last comment, has no control over these feelings of being hurt by what I said.
Angry Guy switched from a character to a real person expressing REAL anger towards criticism of his work--the writer lost control. And if the public writer loses control, the reader (me) immediately gains the upper hand. I win, angry guy.
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Christ, this first issue stinks.
"Meet My Feet" by J.M. Moore was pretentious, name-dropping trash. Learn to think before trying to seem like a thinker.
And be careful with the gratuitous, forced satirical stabs...not like this style hasn't been done before...many times....
Be original. (And make fun of things that are really bad, like Soulcrate.)
Distribute something publicly, expect critics of your work.
Angry Guy's article was a trite work of character acting. In fact, Angry Guy remains in character while talking to me. But yet there is something very authentic in his anger towards my criticism of Scrounge.
Such a flambouyant and charming character (not being sarcastic here) requires a person who can channel the inspiration for the character. No doubt angry guy's ghost is a sensitive person with feelings. And who, in light of the last comment, has no control over these feelings of being hurt by what I said.
Angry Guy switched from a character to a real person expressing REAL anger towards criticism of his work--the writer lost control. And if the public writer loses control, the reader (me) immediately gains the upper hand. I win, angry guy.
I knew a person with feelings once....once.
:)
Ouch guys. Play nice!
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