laykorn:


I love this! She's probably the only one on Nairaland who can play with you, the game of tossing big big coconuts at each other on that thread.

Rebel poet meets guerilla poet

Firestar, please grace that thread for God's sake.

Lol laykorn, iffa catch you eh

Constructive Criticism is any criticism that will help the criticized. It is is secret or open criticism meant for the eyes of the criticized alone ( which a few might see and understand).
It's always good to see a person who can criticise without making fuss about it, to see someone that can tell you how to correct your work without showing others.
A constructive critic would tell you to reread your work but a bad one will tell you that it is full of blunders, which even it were true would reduce your morale. That is the secret constructive criticism

However, when a good critic see your blunder and does not to tell you to read your work again. He would point them out to you with possible correction: that is an open constructive criticism.

Divepen1:
Constructive Criticism is any criticism that will help the criticized. It is is secret or open criticism meant for the eyes of the criticized alone ( which a few might see and understand).
It's always good to see a person who can criticise without making fuss about it, to see someone that can tell you how to correct your work without showing others.
A constructive critic would tell you to reread your work but a bad one will tell you that it is full of blunders, which even it were true would reduce your morale. That is the secret constructive criticism

However, when a good critic see your blunder and does not to tell you to read your work again. He would point them out to you with possible correction: that is an open constructive criticism.

Brilliantly put. This absolves me of the charges Standd placed on me.

Divepen1:
Constructive Criticism is any criticism that will help the criticized. It is is secret or open criticism meant for the eyes of the criticized alone ( which a few might see and understand).
It's always good to see a person who can criticise without making fuss about it, to see someone that can tell you how to correct your work without showing others.
A constructive critic would tell you to reread your work but a bad one will tell you that it is full of blunders, which even it were true would reduce your morale. That is the secret constructive criticism

However, when a good critic see your blunder and does not to tell you to read your work again. He would point them out to you with possible correction: that is an open constructive criticism.

There is an obvious point you're trying to raise in this post. It is to criticise a work owner without letting others know about it, but I believe it isn't a very good idea. Why shouldn't others who might not have known there were mistakes benefit from the critique?

laykorn:


There is an obvious point you're trying to raise in this post. It is to criticise a work owner without letting others know about it, but I believe it isn't a very good idea. Why shouldn't others who might not have known there were mistakes benefit from the critique?

I pointed out that there are two type of constructive criticism- the secret and open.It is up to the critic to choose his/ her choice.

Divepen1:


I pointed out that there are two type of constructive criticism- the secret and open.It is up to the critic to choose his/ her choice.

I understand now, sir.

LarrySun:
Brilliantly put. This absolves me of the charges Standd placed on me.

Story!

laykorn:
D9ty7
Larrysun
Standd
Divepen1
Thronekid
Kenwins
Mynd44
Stuff46
Candy
Princesa
Flow1759
Ishilove

I think you should ask ishilove that. No pun intended, she is good at it.

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