And they then can explain that they can't define exactly what constitutes why a review goes to the "Not Currently Recommended" section, because then people would manipulate reviews to defeat it. They extort advertising dollars by manipulating the reviews on display, thanks to the "Not Currently Recommended" section. This is technically true, but the difference is they don't need to "remove" them, they just need to move them. This way Yelp can claim that they don't remove views based on advertising. By rejecting Yelp's relentless calls for advertising, many small business finally just tell them "NO!" and not soon after they will see their star rating plummet as positives which are completely LEGITIMATE are moved to the "Not Currently Recommended" area. So a small business which has 50 positive reviews and 6 negatives one day will wake up and see that 34 of their positive reviews have been moved to the "Not Currently Recommended" section, which then skews their star rating. They will move them to the arbitrary "Not Currently Recommended" and Yelp then uses these positive reviews as leverage to get small business owners to comply with advertising.(Withholding positive reviews from a business listing, is just as bad as a bad review.) Here's where you're wrong: Yelp will hide your positive reviews. In the mean time, thanks a bunch, and I hope to see more stuff soon! ~Herp~ I'll try and have an FAQ up this weekend, and maybe submit some drama of my own. I do work as lot, so forgive me if things are slow going. I will try to put more time into this sub in the coming days.
I just want to say thanks to all the new subscribers. r/quityourbullshit /r/YouGotTold Need help? This is the only exception to the above rule about personal information. Links to news articles about Yelp drama are acceptable.This includes personal names, addresses, phone numbers, etc.
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