The thing that I don't like is that, in having their say, they treat those who have different opinions from theirs underestimating them.
Someone said "those who like the Sailormoon manga probably haven't read many manga", but what do they know about me and other people who like it? I like the Sailormoon manga, and I've read a lot of manga from many different genres, I certainly don't find it inferior to other famous works by other mangakas.
Obviously, tastes are tastes, but I don't find the anatomical errors of Naoko's drawings so aberrant as to motivate so much hatred towards her, as I have already said, I have seen mangaka draw worse, with stories in some cases not even written by them, still having a good success despite a milder plot.
I too have some notions of drawing, a sprinkling from the art school (I attended it for a short time), and the rest as a continuous self-taught. For example, I have seen the illustrations of saint seiya posted by Talentless fool (those of the spin off manga), although full of details and of remarkable color quality, the faces are disproportionate, the eyes are too far apart and the faces look like those of the aliens of the films, moreover the images, although some portray moving scenes, seem static.
If the scenes in a manga lack movement and dynamism then they don't work well. A Mangaka is like the person who creates the storyboards for an animated movie, he must know how to grasp the sense of many actions in a few scenes and synthesize it.
Create images with characters often in static poses is a choice of the author, consistent with the style that has chosen to pursue, you can like it or not, but I'm not here to make a drama out of it. It is so and I accept it, even if I don't particularly like that style of drawing, I appreciate the effort put into creating a work.
To me, however, it seems that some seek, in addition to expressing their opinion, to impose their thoughts as absolute truth and that anyone who does not think like them is brainless.
I am well aware that Naoko Takeuchi's style and drawings are far from perfect, but they are not all this ugliness. Those who like them like them and those who don't like them don't like them, generating millions of posts reiterating what they evidently hate towards the author of the work they say they love is a clear way to negatively influence other people's judgment towards Naoko. Since no one here knows Naoko Takeuchi in person, can we spare ourselves conspiracy theories and poisonous comments about her please? I think Naoko is a good person, if something later turns out to define the opposite then I will come to grips with that kind of reality in due time.
For my part I will try to do the same, based not simply on my feelings when I comment but putting more reasoning into it.
Having said that, I hope things can be clarified and resolved for the best for everyone.
With my comment I didn't want to create a war but to share with you the discomfort I feel when someone judge me without knowing me and how I hate when an unhealthy environment is generated when there is no reason for it.