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Dunstan Vavasour

Hmm #

Posted Wednesday 24th October 2007 09:52 GMT

So, no possibility the reviews section will get spammed, then.

chuckufarley

This would be a good idea if... #

Posted Wednesday 24th October 2007 09:52 GMT

...If it weren't for the fact that most people's brains get about as much exercise as a milk fed veal calf. After spending a life time being spoon fed adverts for thing they don't want or need but buy anyway I don't think they should be able to rate web sites. In fact I don't think they should be on the internet at all. Kick them all off and there will more bandwidth for the rest of us!

Oh, and by the way, someone stole my coat.

Mike Taylor

Anyone else remember third voice? #

Posted Wednesday 24th October 2007 10:16 GMT

http://www.wired.com/techbiz/media/news/2001/04/42803

Just in case this gets treated like it's a new idea... Third voice 2.0... except the 1.0 was pretty much a 2.0 application

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Daniel Dainty

The reviews already get spammed. #

Posted Wednesday 24th October 2007 11:53 GMT

And SU admins don't do anything about it.

Daniel Dainty

The reviews already get spammed. #

Posted Wednesday 24th October 2007 13:21 GMT

And SU admins don't do anything about it.

"Great page! For more, visit my site - www.blahblahblah..."

Anonymous Coward

sighs #

Posted Wednesday 24th October 2007 15:34 GMT

Let loose a free for all service that let's individuals rate websites rather than relying on Googles algorythm to supply relevant results eh? Great! No one will think of paying hordes of people in the Far East $0.10 an hour to sit there plugging online pharmacies & pron surely?

Michael