Isn’t the point of having a review approval process to filter out bad reviews? Seems kind of pointless if they’re all displayed together. Feels counterintuitive.
I like seeing the rejected reviews. I think it helps potential reviewers to see what gets published and rejected and what the standard for a good review is.
They were visible for a while. Founder added a selection menu where you could see published/published and pending/rejected or all of the above. Then the rejected reviews disappeared for a while. Now they are back, but without the menu. If you read the forum, you’ll see the founder is tinkering and we all should know by now that the site features come and go while he’s doing his magic programmer shit. Just wait a bit and he’ll clean it up.
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last commentWhy does it matter ? It’s nice to see what was rejected
Isn’t the point of having a review approval process to filter out bad reviews? Seems kind of pointless if they’re all displayed together. Feels counterintuitive.
Sometimes it's a close call whether a review is approved or rejected. A rejected review can provide some valuable information.
I like seeing the rejected reviews. I think it helps potential reviewers to see what gets published and rejected and what the standard for a good review is.
They were visible for a while. Founder added a selection menu where you could see published/published and pending/rejected or all of the above. Then the rejected reviews disappeared for a while. Now they are back, but without the menu. If you read the forum, you’ll see the founder is tinkering and we all should know by now that the site features come and go while he’s doing his magic programmer shit. Just wait a bit and he’ll clean it up.