reviewwritersforum.co.uk

I first heard about this site a few years ago after I submitted a review on Ciao which didn't go down well with a lot of members. The review writers' forum is as the title suggests a forum dedicated to review writers who regularly post consumer reviews on sites such as dooyoo and ciao. Although I have visited and browsed through the site, I never post on the site. The site is very cliquey, run and contributed by people who seem to think only they know how consumer review sites should be run. The forum is full of posts criticizing churners for writing reviews that are not up to scratch and general dissatisfaction. Most of the contributors on the ...  Read the complete review

Despite having been a regular Review writer for a few large sites for almost six years, I never really got into the off-site community aspects. Over the years there have been quite a few different offshoots in their various guises, where regular review writers would gather over a virtual coffee and generally put the review writing world to rights, as well as solve world hunger and other matters. I first joined www.reviewwritersforum.co.uk about 11 months ago now. The site is run by our very own Rachel (thingywhatsit) who has given up a lot of time and commitment to keep the site running for us so we can have our daily blether. The rest of the admin team are ...  Read the complete review

***Intro*** People love to chat don’t they? We are gregarious by nature and where there’s a gathering, there’s a debate of some kind. This debate can vary in intensity and, depending on which forum you are participating in, the conversation can get cranked up to the point where folks start throwing things or simply remain benign to the point of dulldom. Of course, most interactions will be in the middle somewhere and the best analogy for the online behavioural traits is perhaps going to a pub or bar and choosing who you want to talk to and when. My own experience of forums is mixed. Up until recently, I was a regular contributor to one of the more off-the-wall ...  Read the complete review

Some of you may have noticed over recent weeks a bit of rocknro11 about Dooyoo, I say that loosely as I refer to my username in case anyone was conjuring up an image of gyrating hips. Also many can be forgiven for opening up this review, expecting to read a film review about a man with no name. So what does a few dollars more have to do with Review Writers Forum? I’ve used Dooyoo for quite sometime as a source of reference for consumer opinion and 3 weeks ago I decided I would like to start writing my own reviews. How do you write a good opinionated review was my first thought, so searching on the words ‘review writers uk’ in google, I found one of the first ...  Read the complete review

As a member of a consumer review site sometimes you feel an urge to converse with people online without the constraints attached to your membership. You do not necessarily want to read and rate, you just want to chew the fat with people you have come to know be it opinion site related, or matters of the everyday. This is were sites such as “The Review Writers Forum” come in to play. I have been using “The Review Writers Forum” as a stopgap to wile away the time when my enthusiasm for reading consumer reviews wanes. “The Review Writers Forum” is essentially a forum for members of opinion sites to debate, chat and congregate, away from the inevitable ...  Read the complete review