If someone you don't know gives you feedback on your online creation, what should you do?(2 points)
Responses
See what you think about their feedback.
See what you think about their feedback.
Ask to talk about it offline.
Ask to talk about it offline.
Ignore it.
Ignore it.
Both A and B.
its not both a and b
Both A and B.
Seeing what you think about their feedback and asking to talk about it offline are both appropriate actions to take when someone you don't know gives you feedback on your online creation.
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I apologize if my response was not clear. You are correct, both A and B are not the correct answers. When someone you don't know gives you feedback on your online creation, the most appropriate action would be to see what you think about their feedback. Considering the feedback objectively can help you determine if it is valuable and if any changes need to be made. Ignoring the feedback without considering it would not be the best approach. Asking to talk about it offline may not be necessary if the feedback can be addressed through online communication.
If someone you don't know gives you feedback on your online creation, what you should do is:
1. See what you think about their feedback: Take the time to carefully read and consider the feedback they have provided. Evaluate their points and analyze whether you agree or disagree with their perspective. This will help you determine the value and validity of their feedback.
2. Ask to talk about it offline: If you find the feedback intriguing or think that a more in-depth discussion could be beneficial, consider reaching out to the person and requesting an offline conversation. This can be done through private messaging or email. By engaging in a direct conversation, you can gain further insights, discuss potential improvements, and address any concerns or doubts you may have.
3. Ignore it: While it is important to always consider feedback, you have the freedom to decide whether to act on it or not. If you feel that the feedback is irrelevant, unsubstantiated, or not aligned with your goals or vision, you can choose to simply ignore it and continue with your original plan. Remember, not all feedback will be helpful or applicable to your specific situation.
Given the options provided, the appropriate response would be either option C. Ignore it or option D. Both A and B, depending on the individual's assessment of the feedback.