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There's a question i wanted to discuss. When is someone's comment considered a critique or criticism.

For example i do say my opinion on fashion quite a lot and i wonder when does that turn into something ugly? Personally probably when ppl bash the person as a whole or their physical appearance or their abilities. However saying that a type of clothing or styling wasn't matching is not exactly harmful?

For ex. The case of Millie Bobby Brown. A lot of ppl called her too old because of the clothes and hairstyle she wore, but i think it goes too far when ppl bash her physical feature and say she looks like "someone's mom". That's going too far imo.
 
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While "criticism" and "critique" can sometimes be used interchangeably, "criticism" generally refers to a more negative, judgmental evaluation, often focusing on flaws, while a "critique" is a more nuanced analysis that considers both positive and negative aspects, aiming to provide constructive feedback for improvement; essentially, a critique is a more thoughtful and detailed form of criticism.
 
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While "criticism" and "critique" can sometimes be used interchangeably, "criticism" generally refers to a more negative, judgmental evaluation, often focusing on flaws, while a "critique" is a more nuanced analysis that considers both positive and negative aspects, aiming to provide constructive feedback for improvement; essentially, a critique is a more thoughtful and detailed form of criticism.
Yeah that's what i should've explained first
Very good explanation, thank you
 
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