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Nov. 30th, 2020 07:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
morgynleri*screams into a pillow so as not to frighten the cats*
So. I'm going to make this clear here, since I had a reminder elsewhere that some people think they're entitled to tell an artist everything that's "wrong" with a piece, in said artist's own space.
If someone does not EXPLICITLY consent to criticism on a piece of art - whether that is writing, traditional media art, digital art, fiber art, ANY ART - then criticising their work to their face is FUCKING RUDE. And a violation of their boundaries and a blatent failure to obtain consent.
Art existing in the world is NOT consent to criticism. No, not even so-called constructive criticism.
I very explicitly DO NOT consent to criticism on ANYTHING I post to AO3. Or publically here or on my fic com.
If I want critical feedback on works posted to my circle only (or to members only on my fic com), I will ASK for it (there's a tag for it, even!). The only exception to that is for specific people who I have known for years, either online or in brickspace or both. Who hopefully already know who they are, as I have asked them for critical feedback privately.
And that is the explicit laying out of my boundary on feedback. Just so everyone is clear on it.
So. I'm going to make this clear here, since I had a reminder elsewhere that some people think they're entitled to tell an artist everything that's "wrong" with a piece, in said artist's own space.
If someone does not EXPLICITLY consent to criticism on a piece of art - whether that is writing, traditional media art, digital art, fiber art, ANY ART - then criticising their work to their face is FUCKING RUDE. And a violation of their boundaries and a blatent failure to obtain consent.
Art existing in the world is NOT consent to criticism. No, not even so-called constructive criticism.
I very explicitly DO NOT consent to criticism on ANYTHING I post to AO3. Or publically here or on my fic com.
If I want critical feedback on works posted to my circle only (or to members only on my fic com), I will ASK for it (there's a tag for it, even!). The only exception to that is for specific people who I have known for years, either online or in brickspace or both. Who hopefully already know who they are, as I have asked them for critical feedback privately.
And that is the explicit laying out of my boundary on feedback. Just so everyone is clear on it.