I understood that part, but you could go back, edit, and push an update. It varies from reader to reader what annoys them. But too much that annoys me and I will write critical reviews. And to get a high rating, something certainly has to really blow me away to overpower having a few flaws. I get way more "this review is helpful" votes on my negative reviews, so even just a one saying your book needs polish can quickly be voted helpful so it is the first thing anyone sees.
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Absolutely. That's what I plan to do. Taking any comments on board where I can edit and update.
That's good, I respect that. So many times I get people saying "that's really good" and it's nice to have those comments, it's encouraging and boosts self-confidence. But it's also good to have "actually, this word is wrong, and this needs fixing" so I can improve.