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I need a terms and conditions link. I want to submit my company's website but I want an assurance that the feedback won't be visible by the general public; i.e.

by user24 14y ago

I need a terms and conditions link. I want to submit my company's website but I want an assurance that the feedback won't be visible by the general public; i.e. through a google search for "example.com review" or something. and Ts and Cs page or data policy would clear that up. As it stands, I'm reluctant to use this service.

qnk 14y ago
What prevents anyone from submitting your website on your behalf? Do they use some kind of "put this HTML file in your root folder" or something similar?
- evan_ 14y ago
  > What prevents anyone from submitting your website on your behalf? Nothing.
- user24 14y ago
  Oh, nothing at all. I'm just saying that the reason I haven't submitted it is because there's no indication of what will happen when I do. I just don't want "example.com uses criticue" plastered on their twitter/facebook/etc, and there's nothing reassuring me that it's semi-private. I also wasn't specific enough; I'm talking about the website of the company that I work for, not one I own. So the reason I'm reticent about using the service is that I'm merely casually interested in what people have to say, rather than submitting the site in an official capacity.
  - bilus 14y ago
    You're absolutely right. TOS is badly needed as well as stressing the point of the site -- reviews are private. Thank you for pointing that out.
nacs 14y ago
If you work for a company that requires secrecy, you should probably go with a professional evaluation anyway (via consultants and user testing). I think this site was meant for quick 1 or 2 sentence feedback from the general public for starter/personal sites and the feedback examples on the front page of their site clearly shows this.
- emef 14y ago
  I don't think he meant for secrecy's sake, he probably wants to avoid publicly negative reviews that would show up when someone googles the site.
  - bilus 14y ago
    An absolutely valid point, thanks!
srik 14y ago
I don't agree with your reason but am totally behind you when you say there should be a t&c page. I need to know how my user will be treated and if the founders care enough about my placing their trust in me etc.
- bilus 14y ago
  The founder agrees. :) It's serious omission. Thanks!

by user24 14y ago

qnk 14y ago

What prevents anyone from submitting your website on your behalf? Do they use some kind of "put this HTML file in your root folder" or something similar?

evan_ 14y ago
> What prevents anyone from submitting your website on your behalf? Nothing.
user24 14y ago
Oh, nothing at all. I'm just saying that the reason I haven't submitted it is because there's no indication of what will happen when I do. I just don't want "example.com uses criticue" plastered on their twitter/facebook/etc, and there's nothing reassuring me that it's semi-private. I also wasn't specific enough; I'm talking about the website of the company that I work for, not one I own. So the reason I'm reticent about using the service is that I'm merely casually interested in what people have to say, rather than submitting the site in an official capacity.
- bilus 14y ago
  You're absolutely right. TOS is badly needed as well as stressing the point of the site -- reviews are private. Thank you for pointing that out.

nacs 14y ago

If you work for a company that requires secrecy, you should probably go with a professional evaluation anyway (via consultants and user testing). I think this site was meant for quick 1 or 2 sentence feedback from the general public for starter/personal sites and the feedback examples on the front page of their site clearly shows this.

emef 14y ago
I don't think he meant for secrecy's sake, he probably wants to avoid publicly negative reviews that would show up when someone googles the site.
- bilus 14y ago
  An absolutely valid point, thanks!

srik 14y ago

I don't agree with your reason but am totally behind you when you say there should be a t&c page. I need to know how my user will be treated and if the founders care enough about my placing their trust in me etc.

bilus 14y ago
The founder agrees. :) It's serious omission. Thanks!