Constructive

Serving to improve or advance; helpful: constructive criticism


(definition taken from dictionary.com)

I am sick of seeing posts akin to "I just dont like it" or how about "that's sooo cliche". If you see something you don't like say why you don't like it and if you're really feeling up to it suggest a way to fix it. Just because something is cliche doesn't make it bad, so stop having posts only saying "I'm sick of penguins" "god damnit not another panda" and comment on the design.

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People wanted me to remake Asteroids 2, to fix the ship but of course the judges decide to decline it. Now then why can't I resubmit something that people apparently want even if it's just a little thing. I could understand if the change relative to my design wouldn't make a difference, but I know people who scored it lower then they would have if it was fixed.

I may be the only one, but that's not all that important. I am sick of these posts which are pretty much the equivilent of "it R DA SUCK". Just because a design doesn't look polished or you don't like the idea, doesn't mean it can't be improved. Here's an idea, if you're post doesn't answer what can be approved and how it can be then DON'T POST IT. Praise is fine, but I hate seeing twerps who think it's there job "flame" every work that they don't like.

That's not all folks, critizing because it has the present seasons cliche (I believe presently it's' hearts) is not a legitiment form of criticism. Every piece needs to be judged on it's own merits and faults and not critized on it's artwork.

Ohh one more thing, comment on the design and not "I don't like the color shirt". It's fine if you don't like the color related to the design but I hate it when I see people just posting they don't like a certain color of shirt in general.