This just bugs me

I love to watch Food Network and I am always looking at their website for recipes. I don't actually seem to make many of them, but I sure like looking. Paula Deen is my favorite--I love her food and her personality. Just a side note--when we were in Chicago, Miss Paula was doing a show at one of the theatres and people were picketing outside. Something about Smithfield Hams which Paula is a spokesperson for. Anyway, how can you picket Paula Deen? It's like picketing Santa Claus. Back to my original point--I always read the reviews of the recipes and it always bugs me when people say, "it's too sweet, or too spicy, or too salty, or too ........" HELLO!! Everyone's tastes are unique. What is perfect for me might be too sweet for you. What I find entirely too salty to be edible, Travis adds salt. I absolutely can't do anything too spicy. Does that mean there is something wrong with the recipe? NO. If people feel compelled to write a review, they should write "It was too sweet for my taste" not, "It was too sweet." And if the recipe is called Krispy Kreme Bread Pudding and called for 2 dozen donuts and a can of sweetened condensed milk, what do you expect but something that is sickeningly sweet. I can't wait to try this recipe! I like sweet--so sweet it makes your teeth hurt!
I will step down from my soapbox now.