Seems a rash, recently, of "reviews" that are just a few sentences. One was just TWO sentences. Unless one is saying a club has closed their doors, a review can't be a few sentences and fall within the TUSCL review guidelines. That said, and with my limited time, I am going to concentrate on those "reviews". I also wonder about those that DO approve those "reviews".
I've seen reviews that are only a few sentences that do have some useful info even though they don't follow the guidelines. I think it's ok to approve those with a comment saying I'd like to see more details.
On the flip side I've seen reviews that are practically novels that contain no useful info and have rejected those.
I've seen a rash of reviews you've downvoted that have been perfectly fine. May have not included every little detail but enough to get the point. So maybe you were one of those kids that got their rocks off being a hall monitor.
There was a recent one that got hammered for being too short even though the point was the club no longer warranted a visit. So which is it with the comments?
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On the flip side I've seen reviews that are practically novels that contain no useful info and have rejected those.
That doesn't hack it. Closed is one thing, but where one TUSCLer might not wish to set foot in a club, another may relish it!