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> that misrepresent the experience of the person giving it. I guess the FTC will be handing out fines for improper personal experiences now?
by sidewndr46 2y ago
> that misrepresent the experience of the person giving it.
I guess the FTC will be handing out fines for improper personal experiences now?
- FateOfNations 2y agoIt's about the actions of the business, not the person experiencing the product. If John Doe submits a review that says, "I bought and used this product, and it sucks," a business can't edit that to say, "I bought and used this product, and it was amazing." That would misrepresent the reviewer's personal experience.
- sidewndr46 2y agoBut what if that person has no actual experience with the product? Or has insufficient product experience to write a review?