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No: the purpose of a critic is to provide critical insight - having criticism silenced is not part of that purpose.
by lwhi 16y ago
No: the purpose of a critic is to provide critical insight - having criticism silenced is not part of that purpose.
- moultano 16y agoIf they don't want their criticisms acted upon, why are they criticizing?
- lwhi 16y agoOkay, to a degree I'm playing semantics .. but silencing an opinion isn't the same as reaching a resolution. To 'quell' suggests a pointed action, which puts the purpose of quietening the critic's voice, above resolving the critic's concern.