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I don't actually care about ratings too much, if at all for reviews. If you actually write something of substance explaining why you came to that rating, it's a thumbs up from me. I've been Swatso'd down before lol. Deservedly so too.
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Yes, Premium membership gives you the ability to see who upvotes and downvotes your reviews.
I use it to thank people I haven't noticed before - or to engage in a more detailed conversation about the course if they, too, have reviewed it. I've used it a few times to ask a downvoter why they didn't find it helpful (in fact, that happened this morning). |
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I thought that I was harsh on thumbs downs but I'm tame compared to swatso. I also don't have very demanding criteria for giving thumbs up. If you put some time/thought into the review, i'll give you a thumbs up even if I don't agree at all. Lately, I'm trying to just not give bad reviews any thumbs at all. Get that ratio closer to 1 :)
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I have no "agenda" in thumbing reviews.
Does the review say something meaningful and useful, and provide info that supports the reviewers rating? Y/N? It's that simple for me. If you can't say anything other than obvious, meaningless tripe, or I know 1st hand a review is misleading BS = :thmbdown: It's not that they have to agree with me, or the consensus of others . Reasonably supported contrasting perspectives are among the most useful. It's about quality of the content. Obviously, I can't read them all, but reviews for certain courses, courses I've played, and 4.5+ ratings tend to get my attention...so I can't claim my votes are doled out in a truly random manner. But they are awarded solely on content. |
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