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You presumably work at Yelp? This isn't a case of killing the messenger. This is a case where the company wants business owners to conform to its way to dealing
by periferral 14y ago
You presumably work at Yelp? This isn't a case of killing the messenger. This is a case where the company wants business owners to conform to its way to dealing with spam rather than have its engineers come up with a better solution to the problem
Read this very well written article on the problem and possible solution and maybe you'll have a better idea of the problem at hand.
http://justinvincent.com/page/1874/yelp-you-cost-me-2000-by-suppressing-genuine-reviews-heres-how-you-fix-it http://justinvincent.com/page/1874/yelp-you-cost-me-2000-by-...
- crikli 14y agoNo, I don't work at Yelp. I don't think I even know anyone who knows anyone who works there or works for their VC investors. And I'm not saying that a problem doesn't exists: I'm saying that *within the scope of my experience( the complaints about Yelp have been more about owners/managers not wanting to deal with something that sucks about their business.