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The problem is that very few really "good" reviews actually get produced. If you accidentally filter out the really thorough and useful ones, you can end up wit
by jsight 8y ago
The problem is that very few really "good" reviews actually get produced. If you accidentally filter out the really thorough and useful ones, you can end up with "real" reviews that aren't well written and don't really focus on actual product issues.
Take, for example, the review of the weights in the article. I would have ignored his review, even if it had been posted. He reviewed Amazon's warehouse rather than the product on hand.