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Originally Posted by austin88998833
I know. I’m a smart ass  . Guilty as charged |
From one smart ass to another, I always give myself 5 stars.
That is because I use spell and grammar checking and I like to treat it as my diary. Who knows there may be a day when I get to a point of just saying "I dropped a load in her mouth and left" but for now, these are, at least to me literary works of art.
I think the ECCIE star ratings are just like Yelp reviews, one star for people really pissed off or 5 stars from either the owner or a friend. I never use them alone. I look at other ways of rating to make sure there is a consensus. I do the exact thing on ECCIE and read the reviews themselves.
As far as the haters, there must be a few. On
fosterwheatly’s last review, I gave it a solid 4. Not as long as mine but it covered everything needed and it was an honest review. Noticed that the stars didn’t change so I hovered over it and saw it had a score of 2.57 with 7 votes. So with a little number crunching, let’s say with my 4, one person gives a 5 and another a 1. That means 4 people on average gave a 2. That’s not right. I wish in order to vote, you had to do it while leaving a reply. Not to tie your vote and name together but at least you see the names of all that voted.
Lately I have been spending more of my time in the Dallas area where more important discussions are occurring such as:
What Star Trek Character would you most like to fornicate with?
I would end by saying that's my 2 cents but I think I left a few bucks!
Maybe it’s time to give the stars a rest?
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