I’m not trying to hurt your pride; I’m trying to communicate a minimum comment quality.

A not-uncommon reply at this point might be: “Why don’t you tell me my mistakes?” That would be a rather shallow criticism. If you don’t see them, run your comment through a modern LLM.

You’ll learn more anyway by finding mistakes yourself than if I identify them for you.

If a comment doesn’t survive a basic sanity check with a large language model, I suggest that it’s a waste of our time here.

Keep in mind that a comment gets read more times that it is written. So, if you respect your audience, fix your logical errors.

Finally, passive aggression is common in places but hardly something to strive for. You may not appreciate this now, but one can appreciate and benefit from sincere feedback of all kinds.