Just curious. I've noticed there tend to be 2 general approaches - lists of words and short phrases which try to include several individual things and then sentences which sum up the pros or cons.
For instance, list style tends to look like (from my lovering review) "Silicone, fun shape, increases penis size, masculine color" whereas sentence style might be something like "This is a well made item which enhances penis size."
As a reviewer, which do you tend to use? I definitely use list style. I try to list as many pros or cons as possible so the reader can get the gist of the product without having to read an entire review. It's absolutely a numbers game and I try to say as much as possible because I know many people don't look beyond the summary and pros/cons.
As a reader, I also look for lists rather than sentences. Sometimes folks seem to use sentences in a way that is far too vague or general. Like if they said there's "Too many cons to list" or "Don't even get me started" or "Everything is a pro" - I absolutely have no idea what aspects of the item are good/bad and I have to read the review (especially if it's the sort of item I have very specific preferences about) in its entirety to understand that. To me, pros/cons should be a way to quickly clean information without requiring one to read a review.
Any thoughts?
For instance, list style tends to look like (from my lovering review) "Silicone, fun shape, increases penis size, masculine color" whereas sentence style might be something like "This is a well made item which enhances penis size."
As a reviewer, which do you tend to use? I definitely use list style. I try to list as many pros or cons as possible so the reader can get the gist of the product without having to read an entire review. It's absolutely a numbers game and I try to say as much as possible because I know many people don't look beyond the summary and pros/cons.
As a reader, I also look for lists rather than sentences. Sometimes folks seem to use sentences in a way that is far too vague or general. Like if they said there's "Too many cons to list" or "Don't even get me started" or "Everything is a pro" - I absolutely have no idea what aspects of the item are good/bad and I have to read the review (especially if it's the sort of item I have very specific preferences about) in its entirety to understand that. To me, pros/cons should be a way to quickly clean information without requiring one to read a review.
Any thoughts?
