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Dear Author/s,
Please be advised that not all of we "Anon" commenters are ignorant critics.
Some of us might find a genuine (if minor) mistake and feel the need to draw it to your attention. Apart from anything else, it does show that we are, or were, paying attention to the tale.
And, faced with the talent demonstrated in the text, perhaps some 'Anons' feel a trifle awed and feel the need to hide our faces, but demonstrate some support, as from the back row of the auditorium clapping quietly after the symphony.
Dear anonymous,
I get plenty of five stars without trading tit pics for them, but thank you for the offer.

Dear Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms/Them and anyone I’ve missed.
I really appreciate your assistance regarding my first paragraph and how you’ve spent so much of your time using 300 words regarding the perceived errors in a paragraph of 35 words and your suggestions for rewriting it as you would have done. I will definitely think about submitting an edit in an attempt to have an improved version of my story published but am wondering, if this is not too much of an imposition, if you would give me the benefit of your advice in respect of the other paragraphs in the story?
Your obedient servant,
This isn’t too far away from truth regarding one particular story I’ve read. But anons never return to see if there has been any reaction to their vitriol. Although you do get subsequent comments saying to ignore the moron and those are really appreciated.
Dear anonymous,
I get plenty of five stars without trading tit pics for them, but thank you for the offer.
This reminds me of a religious commentary book I had in my bookshop. It was 17th Century, a large folio, and in Latin and Greek. It was beautifully printed and presented.
But it was a commentary on Corinthians II.
The first verse, KJV version of course at that date, which you all know by heart, is:
"Paul, an apostle of Jesus Christ by the will of God, and Timothy our brother, unto the church of God which is at Corinth, with all the saints which are in all Achaia:"
The author took seven pages with extensive footnotes in Greek and cross-references, to explain just that single verse.
The book had survived in almost perfect condition for nearly four hundred years, probably because no one had bothered to read it.
I sold it to a woman who just wanted an old book. As she couldn't read Latin or Greek, I suspect it has remained unread.