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If you want your product to be good you have the "obligation" to listen to negative feedback. But you don't have the "obligation" to make a good product. If you
by sprash 7y ago
If you want your product to be good you have the "obligation" to listen to negative feedback. But you don't have the "obligation" to make a good product. If you don't care about your product you are going to ignore the feedback anyways.
> a person that doesn't even care
This is a misconception. People giving emotially loaded negative feedback actually "care" about your product much more than the average user.
- unionpivo 7y ago> Your product sucks is not "negative feedback". It useless statement. If you are paid and want to go fish to see if you can turn that into actual feedback, go ahead. It will take a lot of time and energy to pull something out, that will be useful. Posting your project to hn, various reddits or just twitter will get you a lot of more constructive feedback for less effort. Besides I don't like rude people, responding to them just validates to them, that rudeness pays.