dooyoo Addiction

doo yoo . co . uk when i start up my computer , the frist thing i do is sign on to my messenger , check my emails then go on to dooyoo to see what ratings i have recieved - you get a good feeling with you have good ratings not to mention your points going up. I think i'm addicted to doo yoo as it's my favourties and on my task bar so i can get to it quicker , i have olny been a member for a short while and i have mangaged to write 75 reviews and i don't just do it for the rewards which are great but i enjoy writting and i think it may be improving my spelling and gramma. I make sure i rate people that rate me as it seems only fair to do ...

This is such an interesting topic. As a total newbie to the site (but a relatively experienced "casual reviewer") I find this site highly addictive. The element that I enjoy the most is receiving feedback on the reviews I write. After each review I post, I'm astonished to see that at least one Dooyoo member has already read and rated it! So far, I feel I am doing reasonably well, as the majority of my reviews are rated as being "Useful" or "Very Useful" - is there some universal gauge that dooyoo members use to judge the usefulness of a review? Sometimes I fear that my reviews will be rated on how "in ...

I have only been a member of Dooyoo for 2 months, although it seems like a lot longer. Am I addicted? The answer is yes. All day I find myself thinking about what I can review next, scanning the house for products that I use or love, from books I have read, DVDS I own, toiletries I use, and pretty much anything that I feel I can write an informative and useful review about. Now, in the evenings I should really be relaxing, watching some telly, reading magazines and generally chilling out, but what do I find myself doing... exactly what I am doing now at 9.00pm on a Tuesday evening, writing another review. Sometimes if I can't stop writing but I ...