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Yes. A review that explains why the product is good is harder to fake. Plus the reader may be able to verify independently whether the explanation itself is goo
by trukterious 8y ago
Yes. A review that explains why the product is good is harder to fake. Plus the reader may be able to verify independently whether the explanation itself is good. In which case the source no longer signifies.
- benatkin 8y agoYes. I find that the positive reviews are often more useful than the negative reviews. If a positive review is five star but still mentions some negative things, it feels authentic and I can go off of that. This is how I deal with the problem where people won't give anyone less than five stars because they don't want to hurt their livelihoods.