What is your opinion on having a mini how-to in the Personal Experiences area of a review?

I don't think reviews need a tutorial about that. It's better if you put it on some other page/website and then link to it.

I think it's an interesting idea, especially since I'm one of those people who are still on the hunt for the damn spot. I think that it's not necessary that you add it but I do think that it would make a nice add on and would be appreciated by those who need it.

The only thing that makes me think, "hmm, maybe not", is the fact that you're reviewing a toy that is a prostate massager. Would I (as a consumer) care about g spot tutorials in a prostate massager review? Probably not. Others might, but I wouldn't expect to see an abundance of information on the subject when the toy was not made for that as it's main function. Now, if the toy was made for g spot stimulation (and was listed in the g-spot stimulating toy category), then I'd be more likely to find this information useful.

I think it's a good idea. The more info the better usually and someone out there might still need to know this stuff even if they've been hanging around Eden.

I wouldn't be too interested in that but it doesn't hurt to add.

I know I'm definitely not interested in something like that being added in the review. If you want to give additional techniques in a review, create a thread on the toy and title it additional information or something. I mean, I love you all to death but damn some of you folks are winded. Some of us just don't have that kind of time. And in the personal experiences section, I would rather read about your actual experience with the toy than find out how to find my g-spot. There are a million websites that easily point to that information, there's only one shot for the review on Eden. That's just my personal preference, but I hope it illustrates both sides?

I also think it's a good idea, it's helpful for EFers who complain about not knowing how to locate the spot. For readers who don't need that mini-tutorial, they can just skip through it.

You can also create a separate thread on the community page showing the same information, so the people who happen to miss your review can still read the tutorial.

I'd prefer a link to a forum post or article.

I think that is great. Usually when I am reading reviews, my favorite portion is the personal experience for just this reason.