I am not sure what I can do to reduce the amount of complaints like that Nothing. Those commends look like they're about you, but they are really about the aut

I am not sure what I can do to reduce the amount of complaints like that Nothing. Those commends look like they're about you, but they are really about the author trying to prove something about themselves to themselves. Searching for and commenting on perceived faults in other people's work is a valuable therapeutic exercise, and shouldn't be confused with genuine, constructive feedback. If absolutely feel the need to respond, say "Yes, those are absolutely valid concerns, and you're welcome to work to fix them. However, they're perpendicular from my personal vision for this project (link to vision), so I'll keep working on things which I, personally, consider more relevant." Unless the exchange is in public, in which case, something more thorough (like the article) may be proper.