What do sites & messages like this accomplish? Honestly asking.

So edgy.

I'll play devils advocate...

If you want constructive feedback... then you shouldn't be posting completed work or over styling your post. If that was the case, you would see a lot more sketches and early work on dribbble. Instead you are asking at hour 30 instead of hour 3. On the positive side, its the only comment system that may be pointless, but doesn't have trolls.

Maybe there is a critics corner or a tag that you can submit your posts to, so people know you are seeking feedback outside of the "Nice".

When I see sites like this I see jealousy more than anything else. Who is really tired of compliments? Criticism plays a big role in the design process. It helps shape our design. But dribbble is not a platform where people are sharing in-process work.

Designing and shipping things is hard work. Sometimes after you have labored through hours of design, critiques, and client calls, all you want is a "Congrats!"

Sites like this are toxic, and full of contempt. Instead of giving a path forward they prevent people from wanting share, engage, or even have a conversation.

Yes conversation is vital... But hey, "we aren't all tired of this", there is a place for this.

This one is stupid. There's nothing wrong with these comments. They're not done automatically like, "please check my work at blablabla".

pointless

Well done.

nice colors.

Very cool...

Okay.

Beautiful

This is incredible!

Nailed it.

I recall Cederholm partly chose the name "dribbble" because it was a metaphor for "slowly dribbling out your work in progress" and boy has that changed.

Anyway, yeah. The medium is the message, blah blah. Comments aren't really for anyone other than the one who shared it, and those that share aren't really looking for critique. An emoji feedback system would work just as well.

This is why I miss Forrst, way less useless comments and people actually posted process/WIP. Too bad it was sold to Zurb and killed off.

I didn’t realize this was such a sensitive topic. I personally like comments to the point, not long, boring stories.

I give "likes", "hearts" or "appreciations" to designs I like, to designers I know, sometimes I will give "like" to designer from my area. But when I am thrilled with some design, I will wright a comment. This happens in five or ten percents among the designs I have liked. So, for me, giving a nice comment is achievement, one step above the usual "likes". Sometimes I will just wright "fantastic work", sometimes I will explain why I like a particular design so much.

When I want to discuss and receive a critique, I will rather send my work in progress to my friends - designers I appreciate and trust their opinion.

Can't believe this is on top 3 on the week.

Legit

Hah... how do you find this stuff!?

Be thankless, it's a much better way to live! /s

Irony.

So edgy.

This is by Noe Araujo and Samuel Bran.

See the comments on Dribbble

On this post, the author has written something about the comments made on his page. He has written that he wants to thank all those users who have been associated with this page for a long time. After that he told some important things about Oyster cards at Gatwick airport location. He told that it is the finest single-runway airport in the world. They serve 35 million customers every year.

I don't see anything but "F*ck you, we are tired of this" http://www.gta5-wiki.com/cheats

Tasty colours!

Dang dude. Super clean! Good stuff.

Super clean

Great Colors

Can I just say “HK Grotesk” on the site is also a Behance free font

Wow

The new branding for Internet Corps of You're Doing it Wrong kicks ass!