Word amount informations (and some links)

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- Go for example there:
Show all 191  reviews (and ratings)
-> 
"showing only reviews with more than 200 characters"

- But there is also appearing reviews under 100 words. (Though I personally think that for example even 30 words review could be suitable if they are hided ( AND possible to see by clicking. So there should be links for "all xxx reviews (and ratings)" but also  for those over 150 (or 200?) word reviews))

- Then. In the main page of the album you can do a review. It says: 
"(only 100 words and more reviews are published, other are considered as a rating only)"
PROGARCHIVES REVIEWS GUIDELINES:
"... Reviews accepted should be a MINIMUM 100 words preferably substantially more, no maximum."

- But after clicking that Show all 191  reviews (and ratings) it says:
"review (your text here, 75+ words suggested)"
and 
PROGARCHIVES REVIEWS GUIDELINES: 
"... Reviews should be a MINIMUM 50 words preferably substantially more, no maximum."

- Actually those "subpages" are different in other ways, too. Why? I like diversity and don't agree with the word amount policy, but these are mistakes, and if there's some logic behind it, it isn't shown, so it's still a mistake.

- There's another problem. When you go to "Review Permalink" there's  nice links to the band and to the album (I think that I remember when there wasn't and I notified about it), but in that  "Show all 191  reviews (and ratings)" page, there isn't any!  


Edited by progressive - October 20 2008 at 20:29

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progressive Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: October 08 2005 Location: Finland Status: Offline Points: 366	Topic: Word amount informations (and some links) Posted: October 20 2008 at 20:21
	- Go for example there: Show all 191 reviews (and ratings) -> "showing only reviews with more than 200 characters" - But there is also appearing reviews under 100 words. (Though I personally think that for example even 30 words review could be suitable if they are hided ( AND possible to see by clicking. So there should be links for "all xxx reviews (and ratings)" but also for those over 150 (or 200?) word reviews)) - Then. In the main page of the album you can do a review. It says: "(only 100 words and more reviews are published, other are considered as a rating only)" PROGARCHIVES REVIEWS GUIDELINES: "... Reviews accepted should be a MINIMUM 100 words preferably substantially more, no maximum." - But after clicking that Show all 191 reviews (and ratings) it says: "review (your text here, 75+ words suggested)" and PROGARCHIVES REVIEWS GUIDELINES: "... Reviews should be a MINIMUM 50 words preferably substantially more, no maximum." - Actually those "subpages" are different in other ways, too. Why? I like diversity and don't agree with the word amount policy, but these are mistakes, and if there's some logic behind it, it isn't shown, so it's still a mistake. - There's another problem. When you go to "Review Permalink" there's nice links to the band and to the album (I think that I remember when there wasn't and I notified about it), but in that "Show all 191 reviews (and ratings)" page, there isn't any! Edited by progressive - October 20 2008 at 20:29
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