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Make things better by making better things.
It is scarce to find valuable feedback, the kind of feedback that matters.
Usually valuable feedback comes from our biggest fans, our true followers, the ones who intimately know your work and your mission. If one of them comes back and says I think you can do this better, you should listen.
Then there are some who won’t get the joke. For whatever reasons–it may be the wrong audience, it may be too soon, it wasn’t delivered right–in this moment, it’s not for them.
Finally, there are trolls who choose to criticize your work opting to never produce. For them I suggest saying Thank you. Thank you for reading this. Thank you for taking the time engage with it. And then, go back to work.