uncomplimentary

This would not work because of the sheer number of users who store nicknames, particularly uncomplimentary ones.

By the way, I hope you understood, too, that some apparently uncomplimentary references to Slubgob were purely jocular.

Articles that are uncomplimentary of the industry ethos are few, and comments the criticize that ethos often see antagonistic replies or downvotes.

Weeks later, when it no longer matters, the Times prints a more accurate version, but still manages to be as uncomplimentary as possible.

OSS also tends to attract, um, shall we say, those who are likely to be uncomplimentary.

It's an uncomplimentary reference to a scene in the film Interstellar.

I think JitBit suffered from using an uncomplimentary profile photo, and nothing more.

If a friend send me a collAnon link, and I make some uncomplimentary remarks and she will know it was me in the end?

We need to be more open to honest communication, even when it's either uncomplimentary of one of the people involved, or counter to the prevailing opinions within the company.

Because there are a lot of people who don't go down that path and actually have a uncomplimentary view of it, pretty much the inverse of what you said.

As the article points out, Indian food has a much wider range of seemingly uncomplimentary flavors - recipes are typically a couple of dozen ingredients which is uncommon in the West.

> OSS also tends to attract, um, shall we say, those who are likely to be uncomplimentary.

“Say what you will about X” one of the most uncomplimentary ways you can introduce a subject into a discussion.

I would argue that Apple does censor what is available at the App Store, just as Wal-Mart and the music labels censor the music that's available for sale there by having to sell the "clean" version, or that a newspaper censors itself or indeed its letters to the editor if it refuses to publish things that are uncomplimentary to its business partners or the government.