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Oct. 30th, 2002 10:52 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
louiseluxWell, after yesterday's misery post, I am feeling much better today! (Thank you ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
nym and iibnf for saying nice things). Still a bit nervous about going to hospital, but I can live with that. I went running last night, and afterwards felt properly relaxed for the first time in weeks and weeks. I also sent some feedback to snaples for Like Clockwork. Go me!
Why is sending feedback so hard?
One reason is that I'm always worried about sounding like an idiot if I only send a few lines of feedback. (But it's never stopped me yet). Or, more precisely, that I won't get across to the author why I liked their story. I read some advice once about sending LoC's, can't remember where or who by, but it did give me very useful tip that makes fbing much easier. I try and pick out a line, or one thing about the story that I particularly liked, or if I read it 3 times I'll say that. I think what's most useful about doing this is that it gives me somewhere to start, as I often don't know what to say about a story other than it struck me as being very good indeed.
nym and iibnf for saying nice things). Still a bit nervous about going to hospital, but I can live with that. I went running last night, and afterwards felt properly relaxed for the first time in weeks and weeks. I also sent some feedback to snaples for Like Clockwork. Go me!Why is sending feedback so hard?
One reason is that I'm always worried about sounding like an idiot if I only send a few lines of feedback. (But it's never stopped me yet). Or, more precisely, that I won't get across to the author why I liked their story. I read some advice once about sending LoC's, can't remember where or who by, but it did give me very useful tip that makes fbing much easier. I try and pick out a line, or one thing about the story that I particularly liked, or if I read it 3 times I'll say that. I think what's most useful about doing this is that it gives me somewhere to start, as I often don't know what to say about a story other than it struck me as being very good indeed.
