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If you're criticizing a good writer and the sentence you use to describe what they said is more unequivocal than the one they wrote, you've probably misinterpreted them, because a good writer says things as unequivocally as possible.
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I don't get it.
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It takes sweat to create but only saliva to criticise.
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You can discuss ideas, disagree with idea and even argue them. Criticising ideas show immaturity.
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What if it’s a great writer commenting on the good writers sentence?
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Criticizing anything is always misinterpretation?
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Do you mean that they misinterpreted the writer's meaning, or that they misinterpreted the writer as being a good one?
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This would mean you're a better writer than the one you're criticizing.
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