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<p>[QUOTE="Couch Potato Wannabe, post: 2710309, member: 14066"]In JayBees defence, I'd like to say they were likely just responding in relation to a technical ideal of what such works are judged by, as opposed to trying to be mean or unnecessarily critical of your piece. I tend to steer away from any such comments as I've seen them be taken the wrong way too often. If press for further information or specifics about the quality or refinement of a persons item, I tend to get very wordy in my explanations of any comments relating to that as I don't wish to allow room for misinterpretation of it being a personal jab at someones piece. </p><p><br /></p><p>People come in here with items, they often admire and enjoy, I don't have issue with pointing out if something may not be as old or potentially valuable as they may hope, but I steer clear of telling someone what 'I' think of their piece or how it may be viewed by those in the field. Not being in the field myself, I leave that to the experts.</p><p><br /></p><p>JayBee has been around in here a long time, and I've not seen them be unjustly unkind to others. Please don't take their remarks as a personal put down of you or your item.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Couch Potato Wannabe, post: 2710309, member: 14066"]In JayBees defence, I'd like to say they were likely just responding in relation to a technical ideal of what such works are judged by, as opposed to trying to be mean or unnecessarily critical of your piece. I tend to steer away from any such comments as I've seen them be taken the wrong way too often. If press for further information or specifics about the quality or refinement of a persons item, I tend to get very wordy in my explanations of any comments relating to that as I don't wish to allow room for misinterpretation of it being a personal jab at someones piece. People come in here with items, they often admire and enjoy, I don't have issue with pointing out if something may not be as old or potentially valuable as they may hope, but I steer clear of telling someone what 'I' think of their piece or how it may be viewed by those in the field. Not being in the field myself, I leave that to the experts. JayBee has been around in here a long time, and I've not seen them be unjustly unkind to others. Please don't take their remarks as a personal put down of you or your item.[/QUOTE]
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