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The verdict everyone reads before deciding whether your effort was worth the trouble.
means To look over something again carefully in order to assess, judge, or correct it — or the written assessment that results.
from From the Old French 'reveue,' literally 'a viewing again,' from 're-' ('again') plus 'veoir' ('to see'), which traces back to Latin 'videre,' to see. So at its root a review is simply a second look — the eye returning to make sure, the verdict born of that double glance.
- star math
- A single 1-star drop can sink a 4.8 average
- peer pressure
- Scientific review has rejected papers later proven correct
- fake economy
- Millions of online reviews are bought and bots
- recency bias
- People weight the latest review over hundreds before it
- origin
- From Latin for to see again, a second look
for instance
metacritic — aggregates reviews from 160+ publications with weighted scores for games, movies, tv
rotten tomatoes — film and tv review aggregator with tomatometer scores since 1998
yelp — crowdsourced business reviews with 215+ million reviews across 32 countries