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Permalink Reply by Phil Dynan on November 14, 2009 at 1:36am

ideally, i would think it is to examine, analyse, compare and then reveal their enlightened opinion as constructive criticism at the least and inspiration at best. Of course, they must look at the "big picture" to be of any value.

Permalink Reply by M.Y. MIM on November 14, 2009 at 1:49am

I agree this is the ideal. What else? -mym

Phil Dynan said:

ideally, i would think it is to examine, analyse, compare and then reveal their enlightened opinion as constructive criticism at the least and inspiration at best. Of course, they must look at the "big picture" to be of any value.

Permalink Reply by Phil Dynan on November 14, 2009 at 1:52am

well - they also - sometimes - serve as a catalyst. (I've seen that be very pleasant and I've also seen it turn ugly.)

M.Y. MIM said:

I agree this is the ideal. What else? -mym

Phil Dynan said:

ideally, i would think it is to examine, analyse, compare and then reveal their enlightened opinion as constructive criticism at the least and inspiration at best. Of course, they must look at the "big picture" to be of any value.