Setting aside blatant abuse and trolling comments, be sure to take on board constructive comments that will help you to refine the kitten videos you're sharing with everyone.
We should be minded to take on board recent comments by a TechCrunch commentator that the crypto community has made a nasty habit of over promising and under delivering when it comes to projects that have real value for the world.
He said: "I speak for all the organisers when I say that we're enormously encouraged by this feedback and we intend to take on board all comments to drive the festival further still, regardless of what happens next month with the UK City of Culture decision".
While it's too late for Howett to learn from these high-profile meltdowns, perhaps she will take on board Big Al's comments.
Finally, I take on board a couple of comments on my Friday posting: namly, the Lambeth Post being a rebranding rather than a relaunch, and the Sittingbourne News Extra being a replacement for a free title.
"We currently spend £5m a year on access measures leading to 190,000 interactions with pupils and teachers". An Oxford spokesman said: "We absolutely take on board Mr Lammy's comments, and we realise there are big geographical disparities in the numbers and proportions of students coming to Oxford.
Each technique is introduced by comments on specific indications and contraindications; it could be argued that these are the most important points for a non-specialist in pain medicine to take on board.
Peter Robinson, an American lawyer helping Karadžić with his defence, said his client was disappointed by the five-judge panel's decision, "but he is taking on board their comments about the crimes and his intent and we are determined to go on and put on a strong case in the defence phase".
Tesco's chairman, Sir Richard Broadbent, said he took on board MacLaurin's comments and added: "I have sought his counsel in the past and will continue to do so.
Dear Dr Chalmers, Many thanks for your comments which we agree with and have taken on board.
