Week 8 Comments and Feedback

So far I have really appreciated the comments and feedback that I have received on my stories and portfolio. On top of being very useful for revisions, it's really fun to see what people thought of my stories and see what they enjoyed. The feedback people have been leaving has been actually quite useful. I wasn't expecting to use the comments as much as I actually do.

I must admit that I'm not a huge fan of leaving comments on other stories or portfolios. I've always felt awkward giving my peers feedback, especially when it ends up being negative. However, I understand the need for leaving comments and reviews. I find these assignments to be the ones that I put off the most, even though they really don't take much time to complete.

Moving forward, I'm not sure much needs to change regarding comments. The comments that I have received thus far have been very useful, and I feel that the comments I have left have been well thought out.

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