There is a huge difference between constructive criticism and hate.
Cc is when you tell an author a couple wonderful things about the book, and then what could need help. (After making sure that your comment would be allowed.)
Hate is when you go all out, stating things that are truly awful about the book, made up or not.
This is an example of somebody who was not very nice in a comment section and decided to hate, and then backed it up with constructive criticism. I have lovingly photoshopped Hamilton's face onto her name, so please do not go hate on her, even if you do find out who it was.
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You don't have to read all those, but I'm just saying- please try your hardest to be kind and thoughtful of other's feelings. Sometimes something you wrote as a joke could seem very serious and hurtful to another. Be kind, and if you do leave constructive criticism on somebody's story, for the love of God, make sure you do it right. If you notice that the argument is going nowhere, don't continue it. It'll only cause more trouble.
