>>8805

If there's a movie you don't like, you can criticize it until the end of time, but your criticism gains substantial credibility if you have previously directed or produced your own movie or film.

Not a fan of that dinner you ate? If you regularly cook or have done so on a professional level, you have greater insight into what went wrong with the dish or where it can be improved.

In both situations, if you have experience with the medium, you have a more credible opinion because you know about what you are talking about. Opinions are like assholes; everyone has one.
Just don't be a THAT asshole and stink up the joint.

If you're just going to spew vitriol about someone creating content, then either make a suggestion for what can be improved or show that you have a better system and better product. If you think Pestilence is creating "substandard" work or have and issue with the way Patreon works, again, I urge you to suggest a better way.

Pestilence has absolutely no obligation to release any material to the general public. In fact, any artist can hide behind a paywall and charge monthly fees just to see a preview image. But, Pestilence does release the loops and features he produces to the public.

You also have absolutely no obligation to like his stuff, either. But if you don't have anything constructive to add, kindly shit somewhere else.