I can tell you that one of the people who voted “no” was a person with whom I had a conversation I’d rather forget about suicide (from his point of view people who did it were weak and therefore worse than other people), as a result of a review that he’d written on a game about suicide.
In a whim, that person voted every review of mine, to that date, as “unhelpful”, thinking it would bother me. It actually amused me somewhat, that one could be so childish.
EDIT - The review itself seems to have been deleted. Good riddance.
And here I was thinking you were going to be posting to say that somebody new had taken the trouble to vote both our reviews of Dragon Hunt down another notch since I posted this topic, which I did not fail to notice
Ok, new review of Dragon Hunt up and two people dislike it already.
I guess there are two people around who must really hate the game. I mean, three reviews by three different authors, each one written with different perspectives, and all of them get “two dislikes”? Coincidence?
Peter, re: your review comment about the pink elephant. I had thought of that, but I decided at the time that the kind of person who would appreciate (and heed) a warning about the tags is the kind of person who’s trying to avoid a spoiler. The person who may have a pink elephant problem would be the kind who hadn’t thought about spoilers or tags either way before reading the review, then suddenly couldn’t control their compulsion to look at the tags after I mentioned them. I then blame their brain, but between my line in the review and your comment on it, the problem is potentially getting worse So I removed the line, and you can remove your comment.