When you point out a lecture, is it because the student is upset, not because of the instructor's fault? You're taking the subject very strangely. I didn't give the feedback above because I was upset. When I asked about the image crawling, not just the tag part, you said something like, "No one else said anything, but you're the only one saying that part is missing. Didn't you miss it?" And when another person replied to the same issue, you only admitted that there was an omission, and you didn't apologize for your mistake at all. You only brought up the records that make it seem like you didn't do anything wrong, even though there are all the records left? And I don't understand it well, but are you the type of person who only understands the parts that you want to understand? As someone who paid for the lecture, I exercised my right to evaluate. This isn't feedback to hear excuses or an apology from the instructor. And after that, whether or not I take Mr. Janjaemi Coding's lecture is my freedom, but what kind of etiquette is it to say, "You won't take my lectures after that"? Are you saying that I gave you a low score, so don't take my lectures? There were some good parts, but there were definitely some shortcomings, and I pointed out the rude parts in communication as a student who paid for the lecture. And other people who are planning to take this lecture have the right to know about these parts. The following is a part of the questions I asked. It's hard to find a polite answer or a sincere apology here. ================================== Question: Is there no content about image crawling in this lecture? It's included in the lecture materials, but this lecture doesn't have any content about image crawling, so I'm asking. Answer: The following lecture is currently linked as a related lecture. This lecture is about crawling images and downloading the crawled images to your PC??? Other people are listening well, so I don't understand something??? I wonder if you are thinking of another function for image crawling other than the lecture I mentioned, or if the lecture is not visible. There is an explicit lecture. Question: Yes. I am listening well from Python Basics. The lecture structure is solid, and I would like to first say thank you for uploading various materials. If you listen to the lecture again, you will know well, but this lecture is about crawling by going to the blog and turning the pages. If you look at the lecture material (crawling_advanced_practice.ipynb) of the lecture, there is a content about '2. Downloading images with Selenium'. However, the lecture does not cover this, so I am asking. Please let me know if there is anything I missed. Answer: I was mistaken. One lecture was missing. I have uploaded it again. If you look at the multi-page, you will be able to continue.

I deleted the part that I explained in detail, and I apologize if there was any part that made you feel bad.