review process = few comments?

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Do you think people are commenting on the actual published reviews less since they have already read them while reviewing them for approvals?
Do you think people are commenting on the actual published reviews less since they have already read them while reviewing them for approvals?
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last commentI don't think so.
It does seem like there are fewer comments though. Not sure why.
Maybe the comments you put on the Publishment should be posted as a comment on the Review .
There ya go, Warrior, that would make them more meaningful (to me at least).
@founder @warrior made a good suggestion maybe the comments you are collecting with the published reviews should be published along with the reviews.
If they did that I'd have a whole lot of 'Sufficient', 'Good info', and 'Great review' comments. That's all I ever write. Unless the review is phenomenal, which I've only seen about 3 of those.
I like those pending reviews I read where I can tell exactly who wrote it due to the writing style. For example, I reviewed one of a club in CT and just a paragraph in and I knew it was my buddy Orangepicture. Didn't even need to read the rest, just scrolled down and clicked yes.
Maybe have a box to check if you want the comment to be public.
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I like that idea.
Definitely DO NOT put the comments from the unpublished reviews in the review. Like tfp i have been filling that in with canned responses. The site is constantly changing and founder is always doing something new. Who knows what founder has in mind.
My stock comment is “useful” if I vote yes. That’s both how I look to approve and it’s my way of saving time. If a review is actually one that I think is very good, I say something different. So the comment on screening unpublished reviews is different than when I want to comment about a published review. At least that’s true for me.