ByCharlotte Smith
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Today we’re talking about how we feel about and handle constructive criticism online. We’re also discussing our experience with it in the past. As content creators, sometimes there’s a fine line between perceiving comments as negative trolling and helpful constructive criticism, but there is definitely a difference.
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