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Gourmet_DAO agree.

Veronica8 Then should remove the task of gaining experience in writing reviews ... reviews of any ... maybe it makes sense to specify the requirements for writing reviews ... and not to miss the alphabetic characters and just the repetition of the same words from the very beginning, when publishing reviews ????

Gourmet_DAO Then, In exchange for the removed experience from reviewing, Where should they put it?

Woebegone It is interestin question)))

Tim_ It works both ways. If the horrid translations/novels delete reviews it tricks people into reading garbage due to inflated good reviews. Honestly though, I can't imagine wasting SS to troll a novel I dislike.

Woebegone Who actually cares about the experience. Levelling up gives me nothing I cannot do without. I like having extra power stones to vote on multiple novels, but I only NEED one per day. Energy stones I only use one per day anyway.

I wonder if there is a level 7 in reality? What is the difference between level 6 and 5? What do experience points give? More stones?

Maekellen I care for a bit, Even a pitiful amount of experience gathered for a day will become big if you repeat doing that. But It doesn't really matter, I don't always read anyway.

Gourmet_DAO The only reason I wanted to reach level 6 because I thought that It's cool. But level 5 and 6 are the same so I guess, Level 5 will do for me.

Woebegone Clear! Does not level 7 mean in principle? But on reaching level 6 a mythical figure appeared, saying if you dial 22,800 points of experience, there will be a transition to a new level ... this is marketing nothing more))))))))))))))

Gourmet_DAO it’s fun. That’s it. It’s like asking people why they collect marbles. It’s fun, and my self-diagnosed OCD tells me to do it

Gourmet_DAO I see your opinion, and I will tell you: there simply is not enough time (which I at least consider valuable) to read all books and form an opinion on them by myself. That is the reason why I reach for reviews.

Thus, as an author myself, I can see how aggravating it can be to see a 1 star review as it brings down your score, making you receive less viewers and generally makes your book less read. However, every time someone brings that topic up (1 star reviews ruin the review section), they will have to deal with people commenting “hurr dur, what about nonsensical 5 star reviews then”, so I believe if getting rid of nonsensical 5 star reviews will also get rid of 1 star reviews, then I think it is a necessary evil (or good, for that matter).

Also, as to how all reviews are subjective: we all know, some reviews are better than others. Theres no need to pretend this isn’t the case. Not all reviews are equal. There is no slippery slope in which deleting one review may lead to deleting other reviews. It is like saying, “I don’t give my child candy, because what if he one day starts to do crack?”

The boundaries are well established. If you don’t understand, here’s an example=

“I hate this I hate this I hate this. 1 star.” Is spam.

“I believe this novel is not up to par because of […]” Is a constructive review. The difference is night and day.

Hyowha just collect mushrooms in the forest, beautiful pebbles in the river, look at the fall of momiji flowers or admire the moon or cherry blossoms? Something from this song?

Hyowha Here you are right ... if you scold someone, you have to say for what ...
Reviews are too unreliable. One likes to troll, others get reviews on the principle you write to me and I tell you. No one reads. Therefore, I have stopped reading reviews of the last three months.

1 star and 5 star .. this is from the fact that the system of writing reviews is not perfect. This review is work. And not just blah blah blah.

In literature, there are always forphiles and contentfiles ...

One does not like the form and bad English, others do not like good English and empty content. Well, all the markers have a different color.

You can blame the work, but do not have to go over the personality of the author, while respecting network ethics. And so it is your right to put 1,2,3,4,5 stars

Gourmet_DAO None, but collecting experience is fun. I want to see my level slowly going up until the very peak or Max level as they says. I do it for self-satisfaction and not for benefits.

Woebegone That is, you want to go all the way and drink the whole cup of water, see what's at the end of the road?
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Gourmet_DAO I definitely agree with separating an author from his work. Unfortunately, not everyone manages to do that. You are right, as said before, reviews are subjective, just like the works they are reviewing. However, that subjectiveness counts only if there is a valid example+explanation. A review (or anything really) without proper explanation for why it is the way it ism is simply not qualified for a review. That is what I believe. You will also see people defending theirs nonsensical reviews by saying “it is just my opinion” but having an opinion does not make you immune to criticism.

Just as a book can be critized so can a review. And thankfully, we all are human, and should have respectable mods which can separate spam from constructive criticism. And then maybe we can also have people seeing reviews and scores as a legitimate source for recommendations,

Woebegone Not initially my idea, I think it was StenDuring, but a like or comment on a review could be exp instead. This sounds good to me. It’s basically the same as exp comments in the actual story. While I don’t really care for the xp comments, might as well do the same for reviews. I think just liking reviews or comments would be best though. Or maybe have the option of either.