Anyone who does a SW effort of any kind, and lets it get out into the public sphere, should realize that they are subjecting themselves to all manner of feedback -- praise, criticism, analysis, favorable and unfavorable criticism, comments from the peanut gallery, weird emails, flowers, rotten tomatoes, etc. etc. etc. I've gotten very kind praise for my telecine efforts, but have also seen several instances (mostly on other forums) of people laughing and mocking and making fun of my work. I've also gotten some funky emails. But heck, as long as I find myself comparing, say, Harmy's vs. George's editions, then I should expect someone else to compare mine vs. others, and just accept that. As a species, that's one of the things we do... we like to compare things and share our opinions. I find that being able to laugh at myself helps survive the critiques, and remembering that in the end it's all just personal taste.