By “first-party” here, I mean sites that make the product they’re selling. Like I wouldn’t trust the reviews on Samsung’s website for a Samsung phone. Amazon is separate enough that the conflict of interest isn’t really there, but Amazon reviews are so targeted by illegitimate reviews that they’re not S-tier trustworthy.
I never trust reviews on first-party sites. However, reviews on other sites can be very helpful. Maybe not yelp lol.
Is leaving a review really free labor? I view it more as community building. Nobody has reviews shoved down their throat without asking, they are sought out and helpful for the consumer. And so sellers like reviews because consumers like reviews and it makes them more likely to patronize their business.
I enjoy leaving good reviews. Helps my fellow humans find quality things that I enjoyed and helps the business I like make more things I like. It’s a win win win situation. This is especially true for small business, many of which live or die on reviews.
And allowing Trump to win by not electing Harris benefited the victims of genocide how, exactly?
He certainly delivered on significant change!
Sorry, best we can do is Cuomo. - DNC, probably
The DNC would never allow her to win the nomination.
Don’t let Disney hear you
You’re surprised that Trump isn’t paying his debts?
Which is exactly what H1Bs are supposed to be for.
And Samsung just got rid of ads in their apps, like Samsung Health, a few years ago. One step forward, two sprints back.
I hate this move and love my sideloaded apps. However, there are plenty of self hosted apps on the play store. It’s just putting in a unique address at setup, not compiling a whole unique app for each server.