[TwoNineFive]

I remember reading this a few years back.

I stopped reading at some point because there were so many errors, unfinished bits, and just flat-out garbage.

Sorry to the author but this needs to improve. It's a good start, but you need to invite fixes and implement them. Put your email address on every single page and invite fixes and then implement them.

This could be an awesome resource, but right now it's too full of errors to be useful.

Nobody should be recommending this. Nobody who had actually reviewed it all would recommend it.

[delsarto]

Everyone who tries to create something eventually comes up against being told their work is flat-out garbage. Unfortunately I don't think there is a vaccination for it, and one must just take their chances and hope to build a mental immunity so it doesn't ruin your day. It's sad to say that many don't develop a resistance, and I think we lose many good contributors that way.

[outoftheabyss]

It's always good to take constructive criticism but when the negative commenter contributes little of worth, both in the comment and to the wider community, I think it is safe to ignore.

Thanks for sharing

[JohnL4]

As has been said before: ignore the boos. They usually come from the cheap seats.