The latest update to dashboard (and Connect IQ Store) Reviews section now includes ratings that contain no review text.
Does anyone find this useful? It creates a bunch of noise that hides actual reviews. For me, this is a HUGE mistake.
The latest update to dashboard (and Connect IQ Store) Reviews section now includes ratings that contain no review text.
Does anyone find this useful? It creates a bunch of noise that hides actual reviews. For me, this is a HUGE mistake.
I agree. We can see the amount of actual ratings in the top section. The ratings without review (text) shouldn't be displayed separately.
Why would I report a 1 star rating without any text to point out as abusive? In my experience abusive reviews are so rare that I don't want all this "pollution" to get in the way of people reading real…
If there is no text, it's 100% USELESS! You have no idea what the reviewer is even complaining about!
They are all gone. Feel better?
Do you even get that it was unethical?
And, after adding the fake reviews, complaining that people can now see them is pretty sleazy.
Look at the link I provided and tell me that all these ratings with no text is not useless noise both for the user and the developer. That is what I am reporting.
That’s what I said.
But showing empty text doesn’t really reduce the fake account problem. It’s possible it make it worse (it might encourage people to put better effort into fake reviews). And it doesn’t appear it was something Garmin “tried”.
Showing the empty reviews does make it much easier to identify unethical developers who rate their own app.
Look at the link I provided and tell me that all these ratings with no text is not useless noise both for the user and the developer. That is what I am reporting.
Again, complaining about it serves your own interest (hiding your scummy self-reviews). You’ve managed to sabotage your argument. At this point, that’s hard to ignore.
Why would I care about my own reviews showing now if I can easily delete them? Maybe jumping off the high and mighty pedestal and focusing on the actual problem would be more productive if you want to improve Garmin's Store. And, I agree they should not allow devs to rate their own apps. Frankly, the main reason I've done it in the past is to give the Store a big middle finger for being of such poor quality. So, they should fix both issues.
You're asking your users to give your apps a rating every 90 days? Oh boy, I'm not a user of your apps, but if I were a user I would find that super annoying!
//Just my point of view.