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Your decently-sized QA department would investigate, case-by-case. Some examples would probably be controversial and you'd need to escalate to a higher tier of
by asdf21 7y ago
Your decently-sized QA department would investigate, case-by-case.
Some examples would probably be controversial and you'd need to escalate to a higher tier of analysis.
- dkonofalski 7y agoThe issue here is that, like YouTube, it's so simple to create a new account that you'd just be chasing an endless stream of nothingness. I mean, just look at Amazon's review system. That's a system that they actually do investigate and have a department for and yet there are hundreds of thousands of sellers that have fake reviews and paid reviews for lots of different products and brands.
- DrScump 7y agoYour decently-sized QA department would investigate, case-by-case This describes The Real Real's business model perfectly... but turns out a lot of their "curated" stuff... wasn't. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21477730 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21477730
- asdf21 7y agoWow, very cool. That's a $1.6B company I've never even heard of. The stock hasn't gone down at all since that article was published either. They must be doing something right..