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My girlfriend is one of the main operators of a small chain of board game cafes here— her experience is pretty well the same as yours. They rely on Google revi

My girlfriend is one of the main operators of a small chain of board game cafes here— her experience is pretty well the same as yours. They rely on Google reviews and Facebook reviews. Facebook has even been toxic enough with false stories pushed in attempts to defame the company for money. I haven't heard the same about Google reviews and Reddit has been strangely fair. I just never liked Yelp. It seems like it spoiled very early on. edit: Just told her the news. Her response: "Good. Yelp is evil."

3minus1 8y ago
> Facebook has even been toxic enough with false stories pushed in attempts to defame the company for money. Could you explain what you mean here?
- 52-6F-62 8y ago
  It was more that the environment (Facebook, in this case) has allowed toxic situations where less scrupulous patrons were taking advantage of the social network to spread falsehoods for an attempt at personal gain by viral traction. Basically tell the lie fast and hard enough that the targeted party was helpless to defend themselves. Thankfully it didn't play out that way. The company has a decent amount of respect in this town, and the situation was well documented in advance.