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I wonder how the deep web can protect against two things happening: - users who have an interest in promoting one of the vendors providing them with positive r
by pcthrowaway 12y ago
I wonder how the deep web can protect against two things happening:
- users who have an interest in promoting one of the vendors providing them with positive reviews, while other vendors receive negative reviews
- users who are known for reviewing samples receiving higher-quality orders
Surely there's a way to keep the vendors honest in a more long-term way, as well as gauge the consistency of each, but it eludes me right now.
- rwmj 12y agoThe same way these things are / are not dealt with in the "ordinary" web. Ebay must have precisely the same issues.
- throwaway7767 12y agoThe second problem is easily solved by the reviewers creating new accounts for each order. In fact it's a better test since newcomers are more likely to be screwed over by a seller than someone with a forum presence who would have more credibility if they complained. The first problem is harder.