I edited my post, Murrue, to make you happy . And I do agree that reading selfish complaint is a bit annoying, because I'm reading one of them. Which is your selfish complaint about my selfish complaint.murrue02 said:
you don't have to edit your post just to make me happy coz i don't need that.i assume you have read the previous posts which are also annoying.you all have the right to be disappointed and criticize but there is also in need of rational judgement.in general.ransho~ said:
KP-X said:
I think she'd probably just say nothing at all if she didn't like it.ransho~ said:Why didn't Yuriko sing MLFCS~~~
It's all about different people get different impressions, and if the show didn't give you the impression described in Yuki's words, it's natural to be surprised at them. 
KP-X said:
I think that you're right..., but come'on girl...I think it may be different in Western world, but in Asian world, it's a kind of 'manner' in almost all societies..praise the project that you joined and try to promote it, and not to criticize it out loud, or at least, you shouldn't officially criticize it. (but it may be ok to write it in your diary, personal blog, talking with your friends, etc.)KP-X said:
elcazador said:http://news.livedoor.com/article/detail/5671982/
. Well, maybe hotExpress and Ascii are decent. Kagaribi no Hanabira said:I think that you're right..., but come'on girl...I think it may be different in Western world, but in Asian world, it's a kind of 'manner' in almost all societies..praise the project that you joined and try to promote it, and not to criticize it out loud, or at least, you shouldn't officially criticize it. (but it may be ok to write it in your diary, personal blog, talking with your friends, etc.)KP-X said:
Like Ninetales said...if you like it, praise it..and if you don't like, just keep quiet. There's nothing good for you to criticize the work that you did. Especially, when it's not your part, but it's your co-workers' part. Well..it's ok to criticize your own music because it made by your own, but not the parts that are done by others.. Some Asian artists do that and they're considered as odd balls in their societies. (even criticizing their own works is still 'quite weird' for Asian people.)
You may call it 'unsincereness', but Asian people know it as 'manners'. I know that Western societies don't have much idea about it..but it's a cultural difference. As a fan, we know that we always need to take such praises about artists' own works 'with a pinch of salt'.
good explanation.i think that's already it.main point, in Asian culture,watching what you say and how you criticize others.Kagaribi no Hanabira said:I think that you're right..., but come'on girl...I think it may be different in Western world, but in Asian world, it's a kind of 'manner' in almost all societies..praise the project that you joined and try to promote it, and not to criticize it out loud, or at least, you shouldn't officially criticize it. (but it may be ok to write it in your diary, personal blog, talking with your friends, etc.)
Like Ninetales said...if you like it, praise it..and if you don't like, just keep quiet. There's nothing good for you to criticize the work that you did. Especially, when it's not your part, but it's your co-workers' part. Well..it's ok to criticize your own music because it made by your own, but not the parts that are done by others.. Some Asian artists do that and they're considered as odd balls in their societies. (even criticizing their own works is still 'quite weird' for Asian people.)
You may call it 'unsincereness', but Asian people know it as 'manners'. I know that Western societies don't have much idea about it..but it's a cultural difference. As a fan, we know that we always need to take such praises about artists' own works 'with a pinch of salt'.