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Originally Posted by mr ploppy
I think that's more a result of how Amazon's sytems work. If a few people buy something it will get more prominence than something that nobody has bought for months. And the more people that buy it the more it gets cross-promoted. I don't think negative reviews have any affect on that sort of promotion, it's only sales that count.
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It does in a away I think...
If your avg review is 4 and you have 100 reviews (mix of good and bad), and my average review is 4... but all I have is 3 4 star reviews, then I am pretty sure you are ranked much higher then I am when sorted by user reviews.
Most of their lists are by best selling by default I think so books on the rise do better as they rise, and worse if they slip.