Well, I am going to attempt this one.
I first will say I do not go on Grammar unless it is really bad. I have read some really good reviews with not every I dotted or t’s crossed.
I DO NOT have to agree with the reviewer to give a HR rating. Sometimes, I have to not let things said get in the way of a fair rating.
I think the review is more pleasing to the reader with whole words. Not u for you etc. ( am I doing it? ) :o)
You know what I mean.
HR:
I know I am no expert in the HR field. I am still learning, but if the review of a product tells me enough to try or not to try, or gets my attention to read or not to read a book, visit or not visit a place and so on I usually will give a HR.
R:
This is where most of my reviews so far have been rated.
Which I appreciate, since all this is new to me.
I give an R to a review that has enough about the product that I can at least have information to go on.
SR:
I don’t give many of these SR ratings, unless it is really obvious the person does not care. I think you can tell.
NR:
I don’t think I have given more than one or two NR.
I have seen a few reviews that were written as an opinion of another reviewer’s review. To me it could have been left in the comments section.
I will say in closing:
Longer is not always better with me, or too much information on a movie or book review. I don’t want to know how it ends, I just want enough to see if I would want to read or see.
I really do not know why a member will read and not rate??
I saw one member who had been read 35 times and only rated 14 times.
I have just lately began to try to leave some comments.
I am getting better at this.
I think this is a great site and want it to do good and stay around a long time.
Thanks,
Glenda: Still learning and enjoying MouthShut.