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Just so you know, Bulma, even before I joined the reviewing program (and I am new to the program), I looked for reviews like yours, and like you, I rated them. Maybe there are more people, like us, who appreciate solid reviews about the product. I'd like to believe that there are.
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Bulma
Won't this give the people with large blog followings an even bigger advantage over other reviewers? If someone has 100 followers, and half of them come over here to read that persons review, and half of those people commented and rated it, that
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Won't this give the people with large blog followings an even bigger advantage over other reviewers? If someone has 100 followers, and half of them come over here to read that persons review, and half of those people commented and rated it, that would be 25 votes for that review. That is a huge pull with a heavy rank boost. There are quite a few really excellent reviews that no one has voted for or commented on. To keep up, wouldn't the people who have no blog or following have to review WAY more toys that the people who do have a blog and following? I see this as a pretty large concern, because a lot of shoppers don't comment or rate the reviews. Before I joined the review program I rated reviews, but never commented on them. If a review is honestly an extremely useful review, why would shoppers ever comment on it? They are there to shop, not to chat. In that sense, wouldn't poorly written reviews become more popular because they would generate more questions?I have seen reviews get rated unfairly, so I know that it does happen. People who are looking for erotica are always disappointed in my reviews