"Okay, so if I was to make a comment under a picture that the models butt is busting through the material of the dress and the eyes look as if they are popping out of her head like some zombie, it is helpful, no?" The 1st example is only half a comment since saying that the butt is poking through the dress is only stating the problem and does nothing helpful to propose a solution. If they had known how to fix it then, they probably would've done it before they uploaded it, right? The second example is an opinion and how does comparing the eyes to a zombie help in improving the image? Depending on what kind of image it was, maybe the person intended to have the eyes like that, so it's hard to to judge what the comment would be worth in being helpful. I know there are some very sensitive people that can't take any kind of critique and some that can't make any kind of tactful comment. That's probably some of the reasons why the trial and error method works better here than comments and also as I mentioned. because a lot of people either don't know how give practical and helpful or they don't want to take the time to go into it, so they just give an opinion of how they like or don't like the image.

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