I am new here (and very well aware of that) but it's almost disheartening to see so many other new reviewers not putting in much effort, for lack of a better term. It seems as if so many people are going “Oh look! Free toys!” and then doing reviews without putting thought into them.

It's a shame to see reviews where possible questions and specifics (material, cleaning, etc.) aren't addressed whatsoever. I would love to read more than just “it feels good in my pussy” or “it made me cum quick” because that doesn't tell me much.

Please excuse me, I just needed to rant. I'm so glad to be a part of this community. There are so many knowledgeable and helpful people involved with EF, and I appreciate the fact that you all put so much time and effort into what you do here. less

I am new here (and very well aware of that) but it's almost disheartening to see so many other new reviewers not putting in much effort, for lack of a better term. It seems as if so many people are going “Oh look! Free toys!” and then doing reviews without putting thought into them.

It's a shame to see reviews where possible questions and specifics (material, cleaning, etc.) aren't addressed whatsoever. I would love to read more than just “it feels good in my pussy” or “it made me cum quick” because that doesn't tell me much.

Please excuse me, I just needed to rant. I'm so glad to be a part of this community. There are so many knowledgeable and helpful people involved with EF, and I appreciate the fact that you all put so much time and effort into what you do here. less

It's likely some of those reviews are not verified (free toy) reviews and just people reviewing things they have already used. And if that's the case, this poor quality will likely not get them invited into the verified program. I know I also see some frustratingly poor reviews.

However, I must say I'm a bit tired of hearing about the cleaning stuff. Safety and health, while important, does not need to be force fed with every review. less

When I first started reviewing you actually had to be accepted into the program- you had to email the manager and submit some work. Now anyone can be a reviewer which has its plus and minuses. The review program has grown to astounding numbers and thats fantastic but unfortunately, that means that people don't respect the program the way they used to. I've seen some positively poor reviews but it's up to us to comment on them. It's heartbreaking for people to recommend vibrators made out of jelly to be shared without condoms or to use vibrators without flared bases in the ass. Reviews like that make it imperitive for us it's us to put in our 2 cents in the comment field so people reading the reviews know that what those reviews recommend actually aren't safe practices.

A lot of people just submit the required reviews it takes to be upgraded with little regard because they figure anyone can get free toys. less