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This is just personal opinion but I wouldn't care to see emotional consensus. That does nothing for me. Rather, I would like to see more in-depth reviews and wa
by steventruong 15y ago
This is just personal opinion but I wouldn't care to see emotional consensus. That does nothing for me. Rather, I would like to see more in-depth reviews and ways to flag reviews.
Taking your example of Yelp. I want to be able to filter out (personalize) my overall reviews by being able to flag reviews I think are ridiculous (such as 1 star ratings base on other loud customers that may not have anything to do with the restaurant or food they are reviewing). I would also like to dive in deeper on reviews such as reviewing specific dishes, viewing full menus online, etc...
Emotions don't tell me how a particular dish tastes. It doesn't tell me why someone reacted the way they rated the restaurant (or whatever). Personally, the collective emotions idea doesn't solve anything for me.
- kls 15y agoTo me, it could be useful for nightlife but for a restaurant it only applies to a certain segment of the market. If I am going to a 5 star dining establishment, on a date, I really don't care about the emotion, because I am not interesting in socializing. Now for nightlife, I would want to be around happy people, but I don't know if that can accurately be discerned. Most people are going to say I am happy at the bar, so all bars are going to be happy.