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As long as people can make money on this, it will continue to be done. The only thing anyone can do is not participate, and professionally criticize the practice.

Have an iron stomach, though, because hardly anyone knows how to handle criticism, no matter how legitimate.

Can you please explain the difference between "professional" criticism and "amateur" criticism?

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You're reading it incorrectly.

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Thank you.

Can you please explain how I'm reading it incorrectly?

You're reading it with your eyes, not your heart.

No, he's just reading it incorrectly. Perhaps if he tries it again, it will come to him. Hope springs eternal.

Maybe it just makes sense in your head and nowhere else?

Kind of like people who try to make jokes and think they're funny, but they're the only ones who find them amusing.

Ring any bells?

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	Quote: Originally Posted by Logan510 Quote: Originally Posted by DocBrown Quote: Originally Posted by Atakmunky7 Quote: Originally Posted by Logan510 Quote: Originally Posted by DocBrown Quote: Originally Posted by Logan510 Quote: Originally Posted by DocBrown As long as people can make money on this, it will continue to be done. The only thing anyone can do is not participate, and professionally criticize the practice. Have an iron stomach, though, because hardly anyone knows how to handle criticism, no matter how legitimate. Can you please explain the difference between "professional" criticism and "amateur" criticism? Thanks You're reading it incorrectly. Thanks Thank you. Can you please explain how I'm reading it incorrectly? You're reading it with your eyes, not your heart. No, he's just reading it incorrectly. Perhaps if he tries it again, it will come to him. Hope springs eternal. Maybe it just makes sense in your head and nowhere else? Kind of like people who try to make jokes and think they're funny, but they're the only ones who find them amusing. Ring any bells? No, you're just reading it incorrectly. Can we move on...?
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	Yeah, I don't blame Stan, I blame the Jackwagons who ask him to sign stuff he had nothing to do with just because they think they can ask and get more money for it. Stan had his hands legitimately in so many books and characters, there's no legit reason to venture outside of those books when looking for something for him to sign.
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	I'm pretty sure their "logic" is that 'everybody gets Stan to sign Spidey or Hulk, or whatever. I'll get him to sign Star Wars and be different'.
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COLLECTOR 20.52K	20.52K DarthLego private msg quote post Address this user	plus 1 plus 1 plus 1 0
	Quote: Originally Posted by Atakmunky7 I'm pretty sure their "logic" is that 'everybody gets Stan to sign Spidey or Hulk, or whatever. I'll get him to sign Star Wars and be different'. That's a good logic for a personal collection. That's terrible logical for a flipper.
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	Quote: Originally Posted by DarthLego Quote: Originally Posted by Atakmunky7 I'm pretty sure their "logic" is that 'everybody gets Stan to sign Spidey or Hulk, or whatever. I'll get him to sign Star Wars and be different'. That's a good logic for a personal collection. That's terrible logical for a flipper. Yeah. That's part of the problem with the hobby. Too many flippers buying books not cuz they like em but cuz they think they can make a few bucks.
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	Quote: Originally Posted by Atakmunky7 Quote: Originally Posted by Logan510 Quote: Originally Posted by DocBrown Quote: Originally Posted by Logan510 Quote: Originally Posted by DocBrown As long as people can make money on this, it will continue to be done. The only thing anyone can do is not participate, and professionally criticize the practice. Have an iron stomach, though, because hardly anyone knows how to handle criticism, no matter how legitimate. Can you please explain the difference between "professional" criticism and "amateur" criticism? Thanks You're reading it incorrectly. Thanks Thank you. Can you please explain how I'm reading it incorrectly? You're reading it with your eyes, not your heart. It's just such an odd way to put it. When I think of "professional criticism", I think of someone like a paid movie critic, not some whiny fanboy who has a bee in his bonnet.
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	The problem is that you didn't channel your inner Roger Ebert, therefore resulting in an amateur observation.
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