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All they would have to do to prevent it is make it so if you give a 1 star review, you can't change it to something else later.
by thayne 2y ago
All they would have to do to prevent it is make it so if you give a 1 star review, you can't change it to something else later.
- gruez 2y agoWhat happens if a customer made a hasty negative review but the vendor reached out and genuinely resolved/fixed the issue?
- aaronax 2y agoYou know, 1 star reviews are ok. It's like people want to do anything to keep from a single undeserved 1 star review from happening. What if the same logic was applied to 5 star reviews?
- gruez 2y ago>What if the same logic was applied to 5 star reviews? I see plenty of 5 star reviews being edited to 2-3 star reviews afterwards though?
- aspenmayer 2y agoIt would be nice to see the entire interaction, from verified purchase on Amazon, to first review, and any subsequent changes or updates to the review, and whether or not a return or replacement of the product in the original verified purchase has occurred on a timeline per review.
- cjbgkagh 2y agoIf you do let people change it then annotate it with (edited) so people can perform their own heuristics, if 10% of 5 stars were edited then it’s a bit suspect. Or keep the history of the reviews - it doesn’t take much to spot check and if platform users can do this on an individual basis then obviously the platform could do this algorithmically. They’ve just made the conscious decision not to.