I don’t think these are necessarily bad suggestions if there were a future series. But my sense is that John did this for the people in the audience, somebody asked him to record it so he did, and now he’s putting them online in case they’re useful to anyone. It’s very hard to make good production quality lectures, and it would have required more effort. But it sounds like John knew this and decided he would rather spend his time elsewhere, which is completely his choice to make. As written, these suggestions feel a bit pushy to me.
Yes, the tone of my comment could be improved. I appreciate him for publishing his lessons to the community and wanted to give some suggestions to improve (eventual) future ones, if he feels like the higher quality is worth the higher effort, and with no obligation. “Al caval donato non si guarda in bocca” (You should not look at the teeth of a gift horse (to learn about its age))
I don’t think these are necessarily bad suggestions if there were a future series. But my sense is that John did this for the people in the audience, somebody asked him to record it so he did, and now he’s putting them online in case they’re useful to anyone. It’s very hard to make good production quality lectures, and it would have required more effort. But it sounds like John knew this and decided he would rather spend his time elsewhere, which is completely his choice to make. As written, these suggestions feel a bit pushy to me.
Yes, the tone of my comment could be improved. I appreciate him for publishing his lessons to the community and wanted to give some suggestions to improve (eventual) future ones, if he feels like the higher quality is worth the higher effort, and with no obligation. “Al caval donato non si guarda in bocca” (You should not look at the teeth of a gift horse (to learn about its age))