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by mPReDiToR
786 days ago
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This isn't just GOOG products, it's everything with a review. It's cheaper to buy a thousand five star reviews than improve your service to the point where honest reviewers give you top marks. The review/stars system is not fit for basing decisions on. Unhappy people are more likely to leave a review in frustration and one bad review outweighs twenty good ones. The deck is stacked poorly. I do leave reviews when I'm happy about a place, but I try to make it obvious I've been there and am relating an experience rather than just tapping a star. |
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Friends' advice is a very good metric.
Add in some discovery mecanism to avoid loops, and you've got a cheap and trusted system.