Why should you rate? (Rating other's reviews: on dooyoo and beyond)

Member Name: stephanieasmith

Product:	Rating other's reviews: on dooyoo and beyond
Date:	02/03/07 (74 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: what comes around, goes around.

Disadvantages: Time consuming, sometimes reaps no rewards for the rater

Why should you rate?

Dooyoo:

Simple,If you write well and nobody rates, your article will never get the respect it deserves. Or make the money.

When you check your articles and find out who rated them, don't you look at their articles and rate some of theirs? I do. So does most of the dooyoo community, Just ask our member and game guide, Masterblaster- he will be happy to tell you.

Helium:

If you don't rate, other articles that are one sentence long, badly written, or the people who were writing them had no idea what they were talking about will be at the top of the list where more people are likely to see them.

So when you rate, you help those articles that are decent-or even downright exceptional-get to the top of the list.

Same thing when other people rate your articles.

You don't want your well-written specimen-that almost proves that you are ready for the Pulitzer-to stay down at the bottom of the pack, do you?

You should rate other people's articles, it is a duty to the community.

These are the only communities I am familiar with, I hope other people have more to share than I do.

copywrite Stephanie A. Smith, 2007

Summary: You should rate other people's articles, it is a duty to the community.