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"When it comes to the Internet, whether I&amp;amp;#8217;m researching a potential purchase, comparing hotels on TripAdvisor, or catching up on current events, I can&amp;amp;#8217;t click on anything without racing to the bottom of the page to read the comments first. (This may be a bit taboo for an online writer to say, but often the comments are better than the actual article. The amount of snark and wit found in the comment section is just astounding. And a lot of people are clearly in the wrong business.) Thing is, frequent online shoppers who happen to be serial commenters are refreshingly brazen and honest&amp;amp;#8212;if they love it, they&amp;amp;#8217;ll tell you and why. If they hate it, they&amp;amp;#8217;ll tell you and why along with why you shouldn&amp;amp;#8217;t buy. With that said, I&amp;amp;#8217;m wondering just how many people actually heed their peers advice&amp;amp;#133; If say, 50% of previous purchasers gave a product a bad review, would that discourage you from buying it and formulating your own opinion? Or what if you absolutely love a product&amp;amp;#8212;do you bother leaving positive feedback? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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