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True, a bad way of expressing it. Correcting myself, what I mean is adding a disclaimer may make people look at it with suspicion. Or even walk away not giving
by rmbyrro 4y ago
True, a bad way of expressing it.
Correcting myself, what I mean is adding a disclaimer may make people look at it with suspicion. Or even walk away not giving a fair chance to get to know it.
Whether I received a note from a stranger or from the company employee, it shouldn't change how I judge and evaluate it.
Yet, I think the latter introduces bias and undercuts what could be an honest marketing effort.
This is all speculative. No data-driven backing.
- wpietri 4y agoIf telling the truth about the origin of content created with intent of manipulating them makes readers look at it with suspicion, why is that a bad thing? I am just gobsmacked that you think an "honest marketing effort" requires being less than honest about the fact that it's a marketing effort.