Old 09-04-2015, 09:36 AM
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Originally Posted by joe'smom View Post
I assume that if a person is seeking a critical viewpoint, they will have said something to indicate that. Something like, 'What do you think about . . .', 'is this border color okay . . .', 'need input on such and such . . .', 'please let me know if you see something out of place . . .', 'how can I match seams better . . .', etc. If someone hasn't indicated they want critical feedback, I wouldn't volunteer it.

If I'm really struck by a quilt, I'll comment that I think it's beautiful, etc. Thankfully, tastes vary widely, and every quilt is going to be found beautiful by some of us!
I think we were all taught the adage: If you can't say something nice don't say anything at all. So unless someone asks for advice giving advice is not usually welcomed. If something I want to say has been said a zillion times, I know I don't post the same thing. But if a post doesn't have very many responses, I do leave a response to help encourage people.
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