As anyone with common sense knows, not everyone can be pleased all the time. Try as one might, not everyone can be satisfied at the same time, without sacrificing the satisfaction of someone else or even yourself. Once this displeasure arises, some will be so inclined as to inform anyone and everyone they can. This is when hurtful comments can be made, and in their weakened state, someone might say some thing they will later on regret.
Criticism is ever present here in the Times. I am not saying that this is a bad thing, quite the contrary. Criticism is needed to give those budding new writers and poets the boost they need to make themselves become even better and their articles more enjoyable. Heck, even seasoned writers need criticism to become better. There is always room for improvement, no matter how fantastic one might be. This is where criticism comes into play.
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