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It is true that any hotel or restaurant can be the victim of fake reviews, particularly if they are negative. While rare, it can happen, whether it's an unethical competitor or an individual who has decided to cause problems for a business. Overall, it's important to remember that review sites have a vested interest in protecting the integrity of online reviews. The success of these sites depends on consumer trust in the validity of the content, so it makes sense that they would be very strict with any potentially fake reviews. If consumers couldn't trust the accuracy of the information on these sites, they wouldn't use them to make purchase decisions. On TripAdvisor, there is an overall rating and six specific ratings for service, value, sleep quality, cleanliness, location, and rooms. The researchers identified reviews with a ratings "gap" as those where the overall rating score and the average of the six specific ratings scores is different by 0.5 or greater. These reviews make up the 20% of reviews that researchers identified as "suspicious." Our question is, why are the ratings with gaps considered suspicious? Why would a fake reviewer give a hotel a high overall rating, yet give lower ratings on the specific categories? If anything from what we've seen, some gaps between the overall rating and the specific categories are very normal, especially when you take into account the star rating of the hotel. On the flip side, lower star properties will have different natural discrepancies between overall and specific categories ratings. For a hostel for example, it would be completely normal and expected for the rooms rating to be lower than the overall rating, as a hostel supplies dormitory-style rooms that are intended to be price-efficient and not luxury or high-end. Or, one could expect the value rating to be much higher than the overall rating, since hostels are typically much lower in price than four or five star hotels. The simplest explanation The idea that rating behavior might be "perfunctory" doesn't make any sense. Neither does the hypothesis that reviews with a ratings gap are created to deceive or manipulate consumers. designer bags cyber mondaysuperfake hand bags
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It is true that any hotel or restaurant can be the victim of fake reviews, particularly if they are negative. While rare, it can happen, whether it's an unethical competitor or an individual who has decided to cause problems for a business. Overall, it's important to remember that review sites have a vested interest in protecting the integrity of online reviews. The success of these sites depends on consumer trust in the validity of the content, so it makes sense that they would be very strict with any potentially fake reviews. If consumers couldn't trust the accuracy of the information on these sites, they wouldn't use them to make purchase decisions. On TripAdvisor, there is an overall rating and six specific ratings for service, value, sleep quality, cleanliness, location, and rooms. The researchers identified reviews with a ratings "gap" as those where the overall rating score and the average of the six specific ratings scores is different by 0.5 or greater. These reviews make up the 20% of reviews that researchers identified as "suspicious." Our question is, why are the ratings with gaps considered suspicious? Why would a fake reviewer give a hotel a high overall rating, yet give lower ratings on the specific categories? If anything from what we've seen, some gaps between the overall rating and the specific categories are very normal, especially when you take into account the star rating of the hotel. On the flip side, lower star properties will have different natural discrepancies between overall and specific categories ratings. For a hostel for example, it would be completely normal and expected for the rooms rating to be lower than the overall rating, as a hostel supplies dormitory-style rooms that are intended to be price-efficient and not luxury or high-end. Or, one could expect the value rating to be much higher than the overall rating, since hostels are typically much lower in price than four or five star hotels. The simplest explanation The idea that rating behavior might be "perfunctory" doesn't make any sense. Neither does the hypothesis that reviews with a ratings gap are created to deceive or manipulate consumers. designer bags cyber monday
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