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They intended to post a review. Not posting it but saying you did is straight up lying. Shadowbanning is morally dubious as a rarely used tool. It's pure evi
by nitrogen 8y ago
They intended to post a review. Not posting it but saying you did is straight up lying. Shadowbanning is morally dubious as a rarely used tool. It's pure evil as a default.
Do you not care about lying to them just because they are "average"?
- dmortin 8y agoTheir review is only hidden for a while to make sure it's real. The current situation is dismal, it has to be fixed somehow. There is no perfect solution, because the completely open approach is abused by spammers. It may not be the best solution, every solution has drawbacks, but do you have an idea for a better solution to filter out fake reviews? If so, please present it.
- plankers 8y agoNot having a better solution than lying to your customers is not a reason to lie to your customers. It's just laziness bordering on sociopathy.
- Operyl 8y agoWhat if the user only has one review to write, warning others of their terrible experience? What if they don't necessarily write reviews in the future? I know I only write bad reviews, because I was annoyed enough at the situation to document it. You always hear negativity first on the internet, then praise..