Post by Cass on Aug 6, 2007 12:43:11 GMT -5
Here is a guide for all of you newcomers on how to reply, and not look like you just barely even looked at the pose. This is an easy guide that will get your replies noticed, and not bashed.
1. Look at the pose slowly and carefully, see how the movements of the figures flow, from picture to picture.
2. When starting to reply, try to reply to each picture of the sequence. Now I'm not saying you HAVE to reply to every picture, just the important ones.
3. When replying to each picture before to scroll back up to see if you missed anything, or have to something to add that you didn't notice before.
4. While writing or commenting about the pose, dont always point out the good, also point out the bad parts, people wont hate you because of it, most people like it, because it shows where they have to improve.
5. When you get to the end of your reply, it is not necessary to add a number out of 10 to it, it doesn't help the poser improve at all, but if you wish to do it, you can.
This has been Cass' Guide to Replying, now let's see some good replies.
1. Look at the pose slowly and carefully, see how the movements of the figures flow, from picture to picture.
2. When starting to reply, try to reply to each picture of the sequence. Now I'm not saying you HAVE to reply to every picture, just the important ones.
3. When replying to each picture before to scroll back up to see if you missed anything, or have to something to add that you didn't notice before.
4. While writing or commenting about the pose, dont always point out the good, also point out the bad parts, people wont hate you because of it, most people like it, because it shows where they have to improve.
5. When you get to the end of your reply, it is not necessary to add a number out of 10 to it, it doesn't help the poser improve at all, but if you wish to do it, you can.
This has been Cass' Guide to Replying, now let's see some good replies.
