Google's newish Review Policy :mad:

frost · 08-05-2012, 10:51 PM

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I best place for referrals are your online social networks, not anonymous posts. I place very little value on the opinion of someone I don't know.

So since food critics use fake names most of the time to avoid the harassment, we shouldn't trust their opinions?

Also, not everywhere is San Diego. Some of us live in places small enough to where we have to do business with the owners, family, friends, etc. of places we don't like.

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Your point is weird because we are talking about a name here. Not your SS#, DOB, eye color, etc. Do you use a credit card in public? Do you realize you are giving that checker your name AND credit card number?

That's a false argument and you know it. There is a difference between giving one person your name and posting it on the internet where everyone can read it.

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For people that "value their privacy", all they need to do is not post and sit at home with the tin hat on.

Figures, people who don't have a real argument always result in name calling.

I also notice you leave ABSOLUTELY NOTHING public on facebook. You must value privacy a little more than you let on.

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