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Originally Posted by anamardoll
People can and do use star ratings when browsing books. Those ratings shouldn't be rendered meaningless just because a book isn't on the Kindle. And frankly, the fact that those review still exist at this point makes me think that the issue was less about getting a Kindle version (that I'm SURE they all rushed out and bought like they claimed they wanted to) and more about feeling the rush of putting poo on someone's porch.
That's my opinion, though. I'm very passionate about reviewing.  |
This lays it out for me. There is no way that I am going to wade through pages of so-called reviews just to get to the one genuine review. Heck, because of this, i am skeptical about every 1-star or 5-star review that I will come across. It shouldn't be this way. Potential buyers should be able to read constructive reviews of a product before spending their money on that product. We all have a price point as to whether or not we will make a purchase, but that decision should be up to the consumer and no one else.
IMO reviews of books should be a review of the content.