Jan 21, 2019 at 03:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Emily Fox Seaton
Personally I value the truth. I always go to amazon or yelp and look at the negative reviews first. If I see two similar detailed posts, I will know there is a problem.
But often, when I do the same for people, post a detailed review of something that is negative (but not even that negative) people HATE IT.
A hobby I have is posting reviews of movies that don't have a ton of reviews on IMBD. I always try to be detailed and fair and just state the facts.
But I always get "not helpful" votes.
It seems to me most people don't want to know the truth. When I post a positive review (5 stars) I always get a lot of helpful votes.
Just seems odd.
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I think most people value truth.
However, there may be a fine line between "truth" and perceived negativity. I too leave reviews quite a bit. If I get treated really well, I leave a very positive review. If I don't like something, I leave a negative review. Where I get frustrated is when I see accounts that only leave negative reviews. I guess since you brought it up, I need to look into my own feelings about it.
Because when I see this, I will get the impression that the individual is just a negative person or hard to please.
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