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Managing CRITICISM

hen I belonged to the Sonoma County (CA) Woodworkers Association back in the early 90’s, the group hosted an annual competition and exhibition at the county museum. One of the benefits of submitting a piece was that you could request peer feedback during a pre-show critique. Although only

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