Friday’s post about Scott Kurtz’s take on interpreting critical feedback eventually generated a couple very interesting comments. One thing everyone agreed upon was that that the “signal to noise” ratio for feedback (incorporating all pro/amateur/literary critique/”you suck” e-mail) for any creative work on the Internet is astoundingly low. So the question remains – as a […]
Panning for gold in the sewer: Fun with internet critique
August 10th, 2008 · 1 Comment
Tags: A series of tubes · filmmaking · funnybooks · media ramblings
Don’t let critical insulation become a padded room
August 8th, 2008 · 13 Comments
Man I love Scott Kurtz. I’m not sure of anyone else who has that unique blend of high quality output I can’t resist – and then the occasional personal post that can just send me screaming around the bend wanting to rant and rage. His latest blog post snarks Johanna Draper Carlson’s review of “How […]
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