This clarifies a lot of confusion I had.

Truth!

Solid!

Agreed!

Such a helpful community we have here.

Keep up the great work!

This answers my question perfectly.

I went through this exact situation last year.

Yeah, that’s right — from what I’ve seen, the system now factors both total reviews and the quality signals (like upvotes), so detailed, helpful posts carry more weight than just throwing up a bunch of quick one-liners.

I’m with you on this one.

Exactly — a cutoff like 1 year would keep reviews relevant, since sources can change quality, batches, or even vanish in no time, and older feedback doesn’t really help people make decisions in the current market.

Couldn’t have asked for better timing.

Such a helpful community we have here.

Reminds me of what happened to me recently.

What’s your take on the alternative approach?

This answers my question perfectly.

Key insight that makes all the difference.

Great advice, thanks for sharing!

Sounds like you’re just frustrated with the way reviews are being posted lately — too many old or generic experiences, people chasing freebies or karma instead of giving current, detailed feedback, and watered-down one-liners from promo deals, which makes it harder to find genuine, up-to-date reviews that actually reflect product quality and shipping as it stands now.

Never thought about it from this angle before.

This is top-tier advice right here.

Can’t wait to implement this advice.

Key insight that makes all the difference.

You should be proud of these results.

Can you elaborate on this point?

Important point that often gets overlooked.

I’m with you on this one.

Right — the normal process is just to reach out to the source who set the DNR and request removal, but if it looks off or doesn’t clear properly it could just be a site glitch that needs flagging.

I totally agree with this approach.

Your dedication is really paying off.

This answers my question perfectly.

Can you elaborate on this point?

The collective wisdom here is impressive.

I’ve had similar experiences with this.

Thanks for the honest feedback.

Right — the normal process is just to reach out to the source who set the DNR and request removal, but if it looks off or doesn’t clear properly it could just be a site glitch that needs flagging.

Your progress is really impressive.

Time to put this into practice.

This brings back memories of my own experience.

Your experience really shows in this advice.

I went through this exact situation last year.

Excellent breakdown of the topic.

Reminds me of what happened to me recently.

This is pretty much what I experienced too.