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A common topic that has been reoccurring for a year is "Author deleted my review". Followed by tags "Diss" and "Novel Discussions" and sometimes "Find Sunny" :question:
@yaoyueyi could you possibly pin this sucker to the forum? So, this can be an Open Sounding Board for all those who want to talk about the whys, hows and shoulds of having verbatim deleted, and they don't want to open up their own diss posts.
From my view point: I've been fortunate that I've never had reason to delete particular feedback. I've gone "all rockstar" and deleted my book to start over. I see verbatim is hit and miss. Sometimes there're valid points to take note and think about. Sometimes it's just verbal diarrhea. This the beautiful thing about receiving feedback. To see many levels of passionate views expressed. How we choose to deal with other peeps verbatim makes a massive difference. It's important to note that your truth may not be someone else's So, your insight may not be relevant. Just as it might open up relevance and be meaningful to another.
I'm opening up this "open post" to be a sounding board for all on this matter. Good or bad.
Say away, if you like. Note that I won't bite. But I can be evil :smiling_imp: since I'm the Evil Overlord.
please don't slander the poster, rather address the view point civil like and objectively. Arguments are shut down once they go personal.