Re: Bashing

I have to agree with Sabrina Beach on this.  My own critical standards took
a leap upwards when I started reading this list, not because I didn't like
the sites which were posted for critique,  but because I learned how my
peers approached the concept of a 'good' site.  Fortunately, I was in the
process of upgrading my skills at the same time and felt compelled to re-do
virtually every project I'd attempted till then.

Thanks for the honest feedback, folks.  There is no mandate to take all the
advice offered,  but the opportunity to consider other professionals'
reactions is invaluable.

Kim

Kimberley Mitchell
kim(at)mighty-sites.com
http://www.mighty-sites.com
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>What you say rings very true.  I've found that the critiques list is
>one of the better lists in the HWG BECAUSE of the harshness.
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>To be on this list and to ask for a critique, you need to have a
>thick skin.  If you don't want honest criticism and/or can't handle
>the idea that someone may not like your design and will tell you, you
>don't belong on here or on any other critique list.
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>Unfortunately, my time runs short.  :)
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>--skb
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>Lansdale Computer, Rochester, NY
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