Weekly? No way! I mean, this post now marks the third week in a row already. Let's see how long this can keep up. We will be updating this thread every week with a link to the most recent post. It's also a fine place to discuss those posts, suggest future topics, or just about other resources related to feedback.

This week, Brogan King from Richmond, Virginia, USA writes about the Review Revue, a Facebook group that started in December of 2015 as a casual place to be able to talk about reviews and get advice. Read about the group, join the group, and interact with the group. And see you next week for an unprecedented 4th week in a row.

This week on the Feedback Loop, Eric Brown and I share out journey together as Accountabilibuddies. Yes, I spelled that right. No, it's not a real word. But it is a real concept about working with someone else to make sure you both meet your goals and stay motivated.

Hey guys, Joe Wiesenberg is back answering questions sent in from other Judges with feedback problems.

This week, he talks through how to handle reviews you don't agree with.

Check it out at:

http://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2016/07/19/feedback-4-disagreeing-agreeably/

Hey guys,

Have you missed us? We've been updating The Feedback Loop regularly but haven't been … … … keeping you in the loop! Sorry, that pun was awful (I'm not sorry). ANYWAY, we're hoping to return to your regularly scheduled updates, starting with this week's post by Jacob Milicic. In it, Jacob discusses how to handle providing feedback to a judge who is more experienced or a higher level than you.

Check it out here!

Edited Sarah Hayashi (Jan. 13, 2017 03:30:51 PM)

This week, Joe Wiesenberg opens up Feedbag #10 and gives you tips on how to solicit feedback from your TO.
Check it out here!

Edited Sarah Hayashi (Jan. 19, 2017 07:17:44 PM)

What's the difference between an Exemplar and a Review?


This isn't the set up to a bad joke, it's the topic of this week's Feedback! Give it a read here!

Erik Aliff discusses scaling feedback, working towards L2, and working with other people along that journey. Check it out here!

This week Erik Aliff unpacks his failed panel, discusses receiving critical feedback, and learning from our failures.

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/06/20/investigating-my-failed-panel/

This week on The Feedback Loop, Riki Hayashi talks about his history with reviews, being the voice of feedback, and a changing of the guard.

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/06/27/journeys-end/

This week Ian Doty discusses the good, bad, and ugly aspects of providing anonymous feedback.

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/09/05/anonymous-feedback/

This week Charles Featherer talks about what he would change about our feedback culture, and how feedback is a gift.

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/09/12/if-i-could-change-one-thing/

This week Eric Dustin Brown talks about learning from a mistake and remembering that from failure comes feedback.

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/09/19/breakfast-of-champions/

This week Aric Parkinson discusses strategies for getting feedback from your local community.

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/09/26/avenues-for-local-feedback/

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/10/03/celebrating-100/

This week is The Feedback Loop's 100th post! To celebrate the blog's core members wrote about what feedback means to them…in 100 words.

After celebrating the 100th post with 100 words, The Feedback Loop looked to see what 100 words on feedback looked like around the program.

https://blogs.magicjudges.org/feedback/2017/10/10/whats-your-100/