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You are right, that's even better! Will implement it like this.
by hubraumhugo 6y ago
You are right, that's even better! Will implement it like this.
- tomaskafka 6y agoGreat! I have done some user research for a similar problem, and what users look for in reviews is mainly a list of potential problems, so that they can decide if they can deal with them or if they are dealbreakers.
- composer 6y agoThat is also a good idea because people are motivated more to act when something goes wrong; and a close second is when they are excited to share a good discovery. The DefaultReviews [1] gist may offer some guidance: "...rating by default is the equivalent of saying "everything is okay". That rating is made without you having to lift a finger. You only have to lift a finger to change it to "awesome" or to "sucks" or to add a elaboration for others to read." Also, the final section of DefaultReviews [1] may also help solve your inevitable problem with faked reviews. Pull requests welcome. [1] https://gist.github.com/iL3D/59df64947d42828d848ebfc1651a3122 https://gist.github.com/iL3D/59df64947d42828d848ebfc1651a312...
- hubraumhugo 6y agoOh I love this! Have you ever built the app?