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Without knowing the location, we don't know the regional context behind this. Just because in some places people freely use this superlative with total stranger
by benatkin 2y ago
Without knowing the location, we don't know the regional context behind this. Just because in some places people freely use this superlative with total strangers in person doesn't mean it's appropriate to use online anywhere english is spoken.
- machomaster 2y agoYes it is. There is nothing wrong complimenting people by calling them sweet. Neither is criticizing the workers. That's exactly what reviews are for.
- benatkin 2y agoSo everyone should be made to like these reviews and to view them as a positive, just because supposed customers are speaking their minds? It's well known that there are a lot of fake customer reviews on these sites. These sites shouldn't be allowed to behind a toxic "The customer is always right" mentality.
- machomaster 2y agoWhat you just wrote has absolutely nothing to do with the: 1. original article 2. critique of Yelp 3. your incredible "doesn't mean it's appropriate to use online anywhere english is spoken" take 4. my rebuttal Why are you writing incoherently like a low-quality bot?