<p>from  <a href="/en/Just%20saying%20it's%20a%20problem%20is%20not%20a%20solution.">Just saying it&#39;s a problem is not a solution.</a>
Criticism and Action
    - <a href="/en/criticism">criticism</a> and <a href="/en/pointing%20out%20the%20problem">pointing out the problem</a> are close to each other</p>
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<li>Information is replicated, so criticism after the first one has little informational value.</li>
<li>Resolve known and as yet unresolved issues <a href="/en/action">action</a>.<ul>
<li>valuable</li>
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<li>People gather around those who create and distribute things of high value.<ul>
<li>Mr. A, who is a low-value critic, is given relative short shrift and ignored.</li>
<li>Mr. A is marginalized as a result of each person&#39;s independent decision-making about what to do with their time.<ul>
<li>Is this democratic?</li>
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<li>No one has the &quot;right to make others pay attention to them.&quot;<ul>
<li>People who bring negative value to the community by attempting to take attention away from others are ban from the community.</li>
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