Reading and Leaving Reviews - Day 1

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#1

Reading and Leaving Reviews.

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Do you read or write reviews?

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Many people do.

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They write them for products, restaurants, videos, apps, and more.

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Reading reviews can help people decide things.

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Do they want to buy the product?

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Do they want to eat at the restaurant?

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But not every review is fair or kind.

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Some are just mean or angry.

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If you're reading a review, think for yourself.

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Can you trust it?

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If you're writing a review, be honest and polite.

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A good review can really encourage someone, but a bad review can discourage or even hurt others.

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Conversation A.

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Hey, Zach.

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What are you doing?

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I'm reading reviews of my new video.

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How are they?

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Most of the reviews are good, but one isn't.

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It called my video no good.

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That's so mean.

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Did the review give any reasons?

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No, it didn't.

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Don't let bad reviews discourage you.

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Some people are just angry and like to complain.

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That's true.

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Conversation B.

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When I write product reviews, I try to be fair and honest.

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I only write bad reviews to help people improve.

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Other people aren't so nice.

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That bad review really hurt.

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I spent hours working on that video.

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So just ignore it.

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I will.

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It didn't say anything helpful.

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And remember, most people like your videos.

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Keep going.

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Thanks for encouraging me, Betty.