Of course he has the right to do whatever he wants (as long as it is legal), but he shared it and even monetized it, so we also have the right to comment, inclu

Of course he has the right to do whatever he wants (as long as it is legal), but he shared it and even monetized it, so we also have the right to comment, including pointing out the parts we didn't like. I think it is fair, although personal criticism (I liked this, disliked that). The questioning is also constructive. Just look at the replies. They are interesting, as you can see why people liked or didn't like the "fluff". It also suggests a simple, but not obvious answer to the questioning. Creators do this because people like it.