Review Form

[Shanghai]

The tranny review site uses a nifty form like this. What a great idea to implement for Perb.

 

[masterblaster]

Someone invariably brings up using one of these type of things every six months or so. It never ends up getting any traction and usually rejected out of hand.

 

[blakealridge]

This would make me so uncomfortable

 

[westwoody]

No templates thank you.
Everyone has their own style and that’s fine.

 

[Shanghai]

Forms happen to be the way the world works, so it will happen eventually. Guiding clueless reviewers and having predictable usable information that can be logically displayed is a business decision that is long overdue. Different sites cannot "talk" to each other until there is some predictable standard for commonly referred-to categories.

• The 2 screenshots showing the LeoList search engine shows a filter for something called Lyla Reviews (circled in red (1))
• Clicking on an ad (1) that has such a review shows what the Lyla form (2) looks like. Obviously, a Perb button is needed since no one uses Lyla
• A button for Perb in the LeoList search page is needed, and this cannot happen until a review form is created
• The last screenshot (2) shows Leolist basic information that advertisers are suggested to fill in, which would allows automated filling in of most of the information that a reviewer would supply

1. Leolist search screen


2. Lyla review page for Aaliyah




3. Leolist form section in Aaliyah Angel ad

 

[masterpoonhunter]

Really not in favour of this kind of thing. I get so many damn surveys, forms etc just on stuff I buy with companies wanting to satisfy an ISO criteria.

Let me poon in peace.

 

[westwoody]

“Clueless reviewers” yeah buddy....Straight to ignore.