Useless Park Reviews
I'm planning to spend the summer in the Pacific Northwest (PNW) and I've been reading a lot of camp reviews lately. Most are so horrible, they make my head spin. Here's a hypothetical example of Cam...
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mockturtle wrote:
I agree about what we can infer from both good and bad reviews. For instance, having read the hypothetical reviews, I would probably like the park, as they seem to have rules and seek to enforce them. :) OTOH, someone with a pit bull and unruly children may not want to stay there. Both very useful reviews, IMHO.
I agree
Sometimes extreme reviews can be useful, another example where I have read is where a whole bunch of reviews have come in on a very short time frame that doesn't fit the previous pattern. Usually those type reviews have few prior posted. This tells me something is going on at the campground, whether a staff member or someone there is actively trying to change the rating or some other agenda. For me this is a red flag to avoid.
Mike
