"If I see something I don't like, whether it's on the internet, at work, or just in general, I will usually say I don't like it." Regarding the views of the la

"If I see something I don't like, whether it's on the internet, at work, or just in general, I will usually say I don't like it." Regarding the views of the larger public who don't know you, who cares what your feelings are? If your goal is to reflect your driven, passionate, intelligent nature to affect the public, then what's more relevant is WHY you don't like it - what, specifically is problematic in your experience. Getting to that point isn't white-lie, pc, or bending over backward to be polite - it's simply more relevant. Utility-wise, isn't it more efficient to share that stuff, and just skip the "it sucks, it stinks, it's awful" comments? I don't know how you actually communicate since I haven't noticed other comments of yours but in general it seems to me that there's a major difference between venting and informative criticism - and mixing them can definitely reduce your efficiency in positively affecting others.