@halfgweilo wrote:
In order to write a precise good/bad review on anyone or anything. First of all, one's spelling should be and has to be 100% correct. Not Wirte or recenrly.
Nonsense.
Spelling has an important place but with any written piece, the most important factor is that the message can be readily understood.
With a review, in order to be effective, it needs a couple of things going for it (in my opinion).
It needs to be readily understood but it also needs to be specific about what is good/bad about a product.
Let's say some people wrote a review about, hmmm, let's make it a set of drawers.
Person 1: Worst drawers ever. Do not buy.
Person 2: I bought these draws recenrly and all the handels came loose and one snapped in half the first day. Dont buy.
To me, review 2 is more informative.
I've been rewarded (not paid, but given products) for writing a few reviews and I'll admit to proof reading them carefully before submitting them but I also read reviews and feedback given by others. Good spelling makes things easier for readers but it is not the only factor in judging the quality of a piece of written work.
