Ixalmaris wrote...
All reviews come down to popularity.
The only difference to user scores is that you limit the number of
voices you listen to.
And in what way is that better? Or proof that their judgment is preferable over "professional" reviewers?
epiccrabs wrote...
Yes that is how the world works. Consider this for one moment, you're sitting on a chair and using a table but you can use a table for a chair likewise you can use the chair for a table but why do they call them different names? Because of the general consensus.
OK, seriously, if you don't know what the hell you're talking about, just shut up.
The term you use for an object has
nothing to do with with its quality, which is what we're discussing here. Could you please try to stay on topic?
Not to mention that language
is affected by what
professionals linguistics might have to say on the matter. Right now, here on Portugal, we're even going through a reshaping of the way we write (like cutting the "C" in words where the sound isn't there) and that's something that happens to every language. Why? Because
professionals studied the subject and then stated that some aspects of a given language are obsolete. And then people have to alter the way they speak their language, regardless of how many people use it in a given way at a given time.
Modifié par Lusitanum, 12 mars 2011 - 11:23 .