Reese

Ask whether feedback is welcome and make it specific. Honesty still needs judgment and care.

Projects need sustainable finances, and the deepest subsidies serve fewer households.

Let them choose that interpretation. Imposing it on someone else's grief is the problem.

Public resources are limited, and citizens with other legal problems also lack representation.

Those consequences matter, but customers are not obligated to finance views they strongly oppose.

Licensing, storage, and contractual obligations make permanent availability complicated.

Yes, count time and capacity. Salary alone is a poor measure of exhaustion or contribution.

Withholding tips can punish workers who did not design the system.

Immediate help and structural change can coexist. Calling all charity sufficient avoids the harder question.

Fear of costs could stop legitimate challengers with limited resources.

There are public-interest exceptions, but ordinary people should not bear reputational ruin by default.

Human approval can become a meaningless click while slowing defensive responses.