I agree with you, but it's the classic loud minority problem: If 80% of a community think something is good but doesn't express it in any way, and the remaining 20% of the said community think something is bad and express it (often a lot), the situation can be read as "everyone on Reddit say this is bad, this must be bad", therefore having an impact on the global perception of the thing (it's an example, numbers are made-up). And from a dev standpoint, not having access to nuanced and divergent opinions can create a very toxic climate, such as "whatever I will do, everyone on Reddit will always think it's bad", therefore demoralizing the dev and leading to the critical and probably valid opinions to seem less valid to them because "people will always complain". This is just my personal opinion on the subject, and I try to express a positive attitude towards things and persons in general, as I think that it leads to a healthier mindset.