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Does this mean we've hit peak prosumer? Maybe reading these in-depth reviews have become more superficial hobby than valuable information. The comments on revie
by steele 12y ago
Does this mean we've hit peak prosumer? Maybe reading these in-depth reviews have become more superficial hobby than valuable information. The comments on reviews are just awful to read. There is always petty factioning, squabbling about inconsistencies of numeric rating systems, and "Let's keep this discussion civil" is now the contemporary version of "first post".
I rely greatly on in-depth reviews when I'm seeking information about high consideration items like computer parts, cameras, etc. Hopefully the distilled reviews aren't interpreted as "best in class" but are understood as "best for the average person's priorities given they can afford this item"
- mjolk 12y ago>Does this mean we've hit peak prosumer? Opposed to what, professional? Maybe it's different for people that use their cell phones and LED light bulbs professionally, but when buying something like headphones, I'm usually looking to be told by someone with lots of experience "select one of these three" because it's not that important to me.