But to think of it, it's true. I myself stopped uploading photos
into some photo-sharing sites but instead, keep it in my own
personal desktop folder.
Also, if that person was to actually pay attention at his
pictures and take feedbacks about his pictures and work on
improving his photography skills, he will see how he has developed
over time.
He may suck at taking photos at first, but over time, he will
end up taking photos that a professional photographer takes. You
don't need to own a DSLR to take quality photos. A simple digital
camera is already good enough. Just makeado with the settings
there.
People pick at the bad ones because they know that the person
can take better pictures than that. And hence, they should guide
that person, instead of shooting that person down with a gun.
Caring is sharing and sharing is caring. Sharing knowledge is
something that is free (don't talk about school or tuitions, that's
a different story altogether.)
Talk is cheap. It's better that they prove it with their
actions.
Just my 2cents worth :)