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But when you think “it rocks”, you can just ”+” it.. It’s not there without a reason. Then having the comments only for the “it sucks” comments, seems a little unuseful to me.-1
I agree with Scott.
Who said the comments would be for “it sucks”? The comments would be there to tell the designer how to improve it or what would make the design better in any way.
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Who said the comments would be for “it sucks”? The comments would be there to tell the designer how to improve it or what would make the design better in any way.
Maybe our interpretation of Creattica differs: The submissions to Creattica are high quality designs and they are screened before they are published on the site. I don’t think the people submitting the designs need feedback as they’re experts already. They are simply sharing and promoting their designs with the world to enjoy, not critique.
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Who said the comments would be for “it sucks”? The comments would be there to tell the designer how to improve it or what would make the design better in any way.Maybe our interpretation of Creattica differs: The submissions to Creattica are high quality designs and they are screened before they are published on the site. I don’t think the people submitting the designs need feedback as they’re experts already. They are simply sharing and promoting their designs with the world to enjoy, not critique.
Oh true, this is a very valid point. I agree with you now. I just wanted some feedback from others 
Thanks again for your help!
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why not just put a thumbs up and thumbs down
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How about critique instead of comments? If you want to comment, make it substantial and helpful, not just one liners. I think that would be better.
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How about critique instead of comments? If you want to comment, make it substantial and helpful, not just one liners. I think that would be better.
Yea that is a really good idea.
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We have a few changes and enhancements on the todo for Creattica. Commenting isn’t on the list yet, and I personally agree with Scott, having comments on Creattica won’t be as useful.
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