If you know someone off the site and you want to do a review together with them, do you just do one review together or do you each do separate reviews?
Is it possible to co-review?
03/08/2011
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It's up to you how you want to do it. You both could sit down and add in your own details about the review, or if you think the two of you have very different opinions on the product (one thinks it should be 1 star while the other things it should be 3, for example), you could write two different reviews. I always stick with writing one review instead of having two so then it's easier to see all of the information in one place instead of me writing something and my boyfriend writing something.
If you're asking if there is a specific feature on EF that allows you to write two different "reviews" and meld them into one, then no. However, we have some reviewers who do the "He Said", "She Said" format.
If you're asking if there is a specific feature on EF that allows you to write two different "reviews" and meld them into one, then no. However, we have some reviewers who do the "He Said", "She Said" format.
03/08/2011
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That sounds like a good idea, and we could switch off which account we use each time.
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Kayla
It's up to you how you want to do it. You both could sit down and add in your own details about the review, or if you think the two of you have very different opinions on the product (one thinks it should be 1 star while the other things it
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It's up to you how you want to do it. You both could sit down and add in your own details about the review, or if you think the two of you have very different opinions on the product (one thinks it should be 1 star while the other things it should be 3, for example), you could write two different reviews. I always stick with writing one review instead of having two so then it's easier to see all of the information in one place instead of me writing something and my boyfriend writing something.
If you're asking if there is a specific feature on EF that allows you to write two different "reviews" and meld them into one, then no. However, we have some reviewers who do the "He Said", "She Said" format. less
If you're asking if there is a specific feature on EF that allows you to write two different "reviews" and meld them into one, then no. However, we have some reviewers who do the "He Said", "She Said" format. less
03/09/2011
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