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(Added the advice on flagging add-on for review when review suggests the add-on might be malicious) |
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*Delete spam reviews. | *Delete spam reviews. | ||
*Delete any support, feature request or bug reports if that's the only content in the review. | *Delete any support, feature request or bug reports if that's the only content in the review. | ||
**Keep reviews that describe functionality of the add-on without making explicit ask for new features or bug fixes. | |||
**Don’t try to verify any issues described in the rating. | |||
*Delete reviews that only point to "better" add-ons or new compatible versions in external sites. | *Delete reviews that only point to "better" add-ons or new compatible versions in external sites. | ||
*Delete reviews that don't provide a useful review of the add-on: | *Delete reviews that don't provide a useful review of the add-on: | ||
** | **Delete review if the content is just "Good", "Bad", "This sucks". | ||
*Delete reviews that contain content unrelated to the add-on being reviewed. | |||
*Flag add-on for review if the rating review suggests that the add-on could be malicious. | *Flag add-on for review if the rating review suggests that the add-on could be malicious. | ||
*Keep all other reviews | *Keep all other reviews | ||
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