Well, that's just my experience reading the article.
If you think it looks good, you won't be stingy with compliments.
However, I am often poor in words, so I probably only want to read a few words: good-looking, good-looking, and must-read.
If I think it doesn't look good, I will complain deeply, and secretly hope that the author of the article will not see it.
Otherwise the author's fragile mind will be very hurt.
I think the author still needs to be taken care of.
But. . . As a reader,
When I see content that I find difficult to understand,
I don't complain about it, I feel very sad myself. . .
Therefore, it is better not to let the author see it.
This way they write theirs and I spit mine.
When I finish vomiting, I won't be able to abandon the article.
If they accidentally see comments like this that poke needles into the weak hearts,
What if I stop writing?
What if readers who value them can't see the article?
What if Wencheng is cheated?
What if I have nothing to say?
Therefore, the author should proceed with caution.