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At this stage, many people will express opinions about you. But upon closer inspection, a pattern emerges—
**The level of those who criticize you often reflects your visibility in the market**.
That's why I rarely respond proactively to criticism. Only a few individuals with genuinely problematic character will be addressed. Because most of the time, it's unnecessary.
When you first enter the market, most of the criticism comes from peers at the same level or even lower. Their criticism methods are also quite crude, essentially mindless output. But as you gradually gain influence, the quality of criticism will significantly improve—this proves that you have entered more people's sight. Conversely, this is also a sign of your progress.
I agree with that. Low-level trolls are just noise.
Thinking back, when I was first criticized, it was all mindless comments. Now, being guided by some thoughtful people, I truly feel the difference.
Damn, that explains why the quality of comments has noticeably improved recently.
Low-level trolls just do it for fun; only expert criticism can help you see your own problems clearly.
Why do I feel like I'm still being criticized by beginners? It means I still need to keep working hard.
People who share this kind of view are obviously of a certain level themselves.
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This logic is brilliant. When low-level trolls are everywhere, it's actually the most comfortable.
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So being criticized fiercely now is a good thing? Then I should thank those people.
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Getting attacked by small-town youths when I first entered the scene vs. now being challenged by big V's, it really feels different.
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Exactly, bottom-tier trolls can't even see you, it's not worth the effort.
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That's why I don't pay much attention to those brainless comments anymore, it's a waste of time.
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Comparing the quality of the criticism I receive is actually a pretty good progress indicator.
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The key is to distinguish who is criticizing you; this is really important.
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Makes sense, but you also have to judge the person. When truly knowledgeable people criticize, you should still listen.
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The more elites criticize, the more motivated I am, which means I'm finally on the right track, right?