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I see this oft repeated...but why do we pretend companies and advertisers didn't figure this out long ago and start gaming the system? Because they absolutely
by silisili 3y ago
I see this oft repeated...but why do we pretend companies and advertisers didn't figure this out long ago and start gaming the system? Because they absolutely do.
Anymore you have to verify each response, look into their history, etc. Which puts it back on par with Amazon reviews, really.
- wccrawford 3y agoWhen I do this, I'm reading the contents of the reviews, both on Amazon and on Reddit. I want to know how people used the machine/whatever, and how it performed. Fluff reviews that say everything was great don't mean much to me, and neither do reviews where the person clearly didn't know how to use the thing properly. Putting site:reddit.com in the search removes a ton of garbage from the results. While companies might still game Reddit, they absolutely flood Google with fake pages and Google seems to do nothing to filter them out. Most of those pages don't even try very hard and are obviously fake... There's just so many of them that looking past them is painful.