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"You're giving away your work and efforts for free to a multi-billion dollar company." I agree with this. I never fill out feedback forms and rarely leave revi
by gardenhedge 4y ago
"You're giving away your work and efforts for free to a multi-billion dollar company."
I agree with this. I never fill out feedback forms and rarely leave reviews. Especially if it's a product or service I use once. I've already paid for it. Want something from me? Pay me for it.
- LightDub 4y agoWhat about the recipient of the review? i.e. the company deserving of that review? Don't get me wrong. I generally agree with you. However, some companies are deserving of any boost you can give them, even if it's within the Google matrix.
- wccrawford 4y agoYour review is a drop in the bucket. It helps the company far more than it helps their customers. Unless it's negative, that is.
- ad404b8a372f2b9 4y agoIsn't the collective good payment enough for these tasks? You wouldn't ask to be paid for picking up a piece of litter off the floor. These companies are a part of society, it's people all the way down who are being helped by this.
- gardenhedge 4y agoTrickle down "help"? haha While I'm not against picking up litter, I've never picked up litter.
- ad404b8a372f2b9 4y agoIf anything it's trickle up, the first beneficiaries are the community.
- gardenhedge 4y agoSo you think billion dollar companies are getting trickle up help? That is just very incorrect.
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