Sentences with phrase «posting bad reviews»

The system you're proposing might be vulnerable to trolls deliberately posting bad reviews to drag the author down, though they still have to buy the book to be able to do this, so they're probably not going to do a lot of it.

Even if the author uses this reviewer only once, a reviewer who gets a reputation for posting bad reviews won't get much future business from the other authors either.

I have never posted a bad review (or any review really) in my life so I feel a little bad for doing this.

But if a story isn't worth the increase, the higher price will move the stigma line and create an incentive for disappointed readers to post bad reviews.

Nobody can post a good review (unless you use the print edition suggestion), but nobody can post a bad review either.

Not exact matches

But I think I got off lightly as I know it could have been worse Nat - Awaybies recently posted... 9 of the Best Restaurants for family dining at Disneyland Paris — Reviews by a mum of 3

My very first blog post had some chia seeds in it, but in case you haven't seen that one (don't look now, it's bad), I'll review some of the awesome - ness that is chia seeds.

Such a great post babe I actually have never thought about this in details but is not a bad idea to review your year and see how much did we actually achieve and what our new goals of the new upcoming year!

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It's because the owners of BeWild push down bad reviews by posting positive testimonials.

Updated: An Illinois lawyer who admitted to setting up a fake online dating profile of a female lawyer, posted a false review about her to a I made the OkCupid profile of the Worst Woman on Earth, hoping to prove that there exists an online dating profile so loathsome that no man would message it.

Some of these launched at prestige fall film festivals («Downsizing,» «Molly's Game,» «Hostiles,» «Film Stars Don't Die in Liverpool»); others are bonafide awards contenders (Steven Spielberg's «The Post» and Paul Thomas Anderson's «Phantom Thread»); and some, like Hugh Jackman vanity musical «The Greatest Showman,» will soon skid into either bad reviews or audience reaction, or both.

I felt really bad giving Fantastic Four the review that I posted last week, but it really wasn't that great was it?

2015: A YEAR IN REVIEW It's that time of the year again when critics post their best and worst of the year lists.

«The Miseducation of Cameron Post» Review: This Beautiful Coming - of - Age Story Is Mike Pence's Worst Nightmare — Sundance 2018

Nothing is worse than having someone buy your book and then they post a negative review because the book was not what they expected.

While a lot of reviewers write to help themselves remember what they read or to tell other readers about the book (good or bad), the book reviews that help indie authors are the ones posted where readers will ultimately make their purchasing decision — or where the readers go for trusted opinions.

Because good reviews (and even bad reviews) can help potential readers decide they want to purchase your book, giving the book away to readers who are likely to post an online review is the easiest way to accomplish this.

Look for reviews — good and bad — forum postings and retailer's comments.

To the bad, that also means more competition for readers and the temptation to game the system by paying people to post five - star reviews of their books.

Posted by Victoria Strauss for Writer Beware Literary feuds are entertaining: famous and not - so - famous authors holding grudges, slinging insults, or sabotaging one another with bad reviews (both anonymous and not).

And while much of this might seem like nothing more than petty playground behavior between children who honestly do not have a clear good guy or bad guy, keep in mind that several ebook retailers incorporate the Goodreads» API into their sales pages, effectively posting book reviews that many in the Goodreads community knew to be false, and nothing more than an act of revenge against an author; real - world sales decisions have been made by consumers based on these reviews.

They probably wrote the review because they were angry at other things in general or were in a bad mood, and they'll probably feel bad about it if you leave them a nice comment (if you can't track them down, you could just post a reply like that straight on Amazon — it will make you look awesome even to other readers who read the nasty review and then your kind, polite response).

Unless your book is badly edited, most blog hosts will post their reviews as soon as they finish.

Are these individuals who post this sort of thing under «reviews» on Goodreads correct in saying the author is a «badly behaving author» because they stated that this was inappropriate and reported it to Goodreads staff, who did nothing about it?

* June 20, 2014: British psychological suspense author Maggie James posted a fabulous review of BAD DEEDS on her blog.

So in 365 days we managed to review 200 books, not too bad (and the exact number of reviews posted in 2009 as well).

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The first review, posted on April 3rd, isn't too bad.

Customers are less likely to post honest bad reviews if they can't do so anonymously or if they may be subject to lawsuits from the company that manufactures the product.

Readers are looking for something to help separate the good from the bad and, yes, they know if reviews are posted by sock puppets and challenge those reviews.

No question, it's bad form to bellyache or challenge reviewers; it's equally bad form to post vicious, emotionally charged diatribes and pretend they're reviews.

So, the minimum I can then do is, to NOT discourage the author by posting such negative reviews anywhere and worse, spoil the book's chances in the marketplace forever.

I feel guilty about leaving bad reviews, but I won't falsely post a high review if I don't think it warrants it.

Rinelle Grey presents Love it / Hate it posted at Rinelle Grey, saying, «My thoughts on bad vs good reviews.»

Amazon has strict Terms of Service that prohibit the posting of fraudulent reviews, but that only makes the situation worse by giving the impression that Amazon proactively polices the reviews section (as far as I can tell, while they respond to complaints, they do not have any procedures in place to proactively identify and remove fake reviews).

And Eden Baylee has a great post on Bad Reviews and Bad Author Behavior on her blog this week.

Last year, I posted a sarcastic - as - hell blog post How to Write Bad Reviews.

(This article is posted on a day while market crashed badly, almost all stocks are in red.Few negative - neutral review is expected)

Possibly worse, it posts the same form response to all negative reviews.

This gen is ridiculous in hate driving comments and totally un-needed opinions, posts and bad press or stupid social media reviews.

If people can approved a forum post before about Lair's bad reviews then they can approved a post about a good one.

On the left we have major gaming sites and writers that are afraid to do anything more than post sternly worded editorials about how bad micro-transactions and review embargos are.

2) Jonny was completely on - point to tell people to «shut the Fuck up», as he was specifically referencing the tidal wave of shit - posts when Neal posted his 7/10 review for Mariokart 8, which ISNT EVEN A BAD SCORE.

Game review: Bad controls and one hilarious bug make Mad Max a mediocre game [South China Morning Post]

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