I noticed a comment in the following thread
http://coffeesnobs.com.au/YaBB.pl?num=1267381630/9#9
And this set me wondering...
Would you rather not know if a product isnt deemed to be good, by an industry professional, even if an explanation for the reasoning is provided?
There seems to be a culture where stating negatives is frowned upon, and has certainly been shown to be counter productive when it comes to promoting brand loyalty. This type of thinking seems a little strange to me, as I would rather know what might be good as well as bad about any product I might buy.
What are your feelings towards this?
http://coffeesnobs.com.au/YaBB.pl?num=1267381630/9#9
And this set me wondering...
Would you rather not know if a product isnt deemed to be good, by an industry professional, even if an explanation for the reasoning is provided?
There seems to be a culture where stating negatives is frowned upon, and has certainly been shown to be counter productive when it comes to promoting brand loyalty. This type of thinking seems a little strange to me, as I would rather know what might be good as well as bad about any product I might buy.
What are your feelings towards this?
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