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I don't have an exact preference, though I'd lean most ( of all the options ) to constructive feedback Voted for these: Any publicity is good publicity, even if negative - this has more to do with algorithm and traffic haha, cos at least it shows there are ppl browsing the content I prefer only constructive critiques. - I think this goes without saying, who ( anyone who is sincere inn composing and making them better ) doesn't want constructive feedback? I'd rather only hear good, positive opinions of my work. - I think same here, go ahead and enjoy the positivity which can help motivate you further as long as it does not become an echo chamber where you do not even hear constructive feedback at all such that you do not improve at all. If nobody leaves any comment then at least it means nobody hated it - well, while this could mean less information for you, less information is not always a bad thing - on your end you do not know how ppl receive your content but with no additional negative information, other than perhaps the absence of comments, people could just be busy and what not and yes ppl may not want to say it in public but need not for insidious reasons, rather than outright roast you. Of course, it can be a subtle sign of the need for improvement to bring about positive comments.

Hello There, It's been a while since I posted here but just wanted to share a few works I've been working on thus far They are quite short and are meant to be pleasant + enjoyable; the works are based on themes by classical composers which may sound familiar. Since I am dealing with a new idiom, I'd love feedback on my approach to jazz harmony and ensemble balance. Just giving a few general impressions should be fine Thank you peeps.

There seems to be 2 slight variations in the melody of the verse of this carol / hymn. Why. If anyone can explain the reason for this please private message me.