indigo (ex_indigo397) wrote in webcomickers, @ 2007-09-15 09:14:00 |
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Current mood: | disgusted |
I really should be more careful when I check the linkbacks for Kismetropolis.
Someone suggested me to the guy who writes Your Webcomic is Bad and You Should Feel Bad as "a nice pleasant person with no discernible talent". They go on to describe some of the gags as not funny, yada yada.
This is not just a case of "if you post on the internet, expect people to comment, and expect some of those comments to be negative." The site in question is dedicated solely to trashing. Not criticism. Criticism implies there are style and preference issues, or that the things that are "wrong" can be fixable. And the person who runs this site actually began with the most popular webcomics and tore those apart for sucking. So constructive criticism, and anything resembling credibility go right out the window. He just slams webcomics [many of which are genuinely good] just because they're popular and he thinks it's funny to tirade.
More Artificially Inflated Internet Balls. He likes to say "the real world is not insulated," but it is. In the real world, people like this are [usually] mitigated by having to see the expression on the face of the person they just took such a cheap shot at.
I'm not linking to it because that "review" site revels in being as mean and cruel as possible [even though I haven't had a review, the people who read and enjoy the site like the meanness and want to see it continue].
Gotta love people who think it's fun and cool to do things like this.