Trustpilot Content Integrity Team doesn’t know what a “reach around” is.
We received the following obviously fake review:
I will warn you – this paragraph will describe an obscene sexual act – for those that may not know. I am sure some people do not know what a “reach around” is. If you don’t want to read the description skip to the next paragraph. A “reach around”, in the context of this “review”, is when one man masturbates another man while performing anal intercourse with him. This is inherently obscene, no?
You would imagine that someone responsible for reviewing reports of obscene reviews at Trustpilot would be aware or at least spend the 10 seconds it would take to research the term.
It seems that Trustpilot’s Content Integrity Team doesn’t understand this and has informed me, after flagging this review, that it is in fact not obscene. I wonder how over-worked and under-paid Trustpilot Content Integrity Team members are.
It is absolutely terrifying that the people employed to review flagged content, particularly content flagged as obscene, do not understand what they are reviewing well enough to make an appropriate decision in this situation.
Come on Trustpilot, you can do better. Your failure to handle this properly is, in and of itself, obscene.
At the office where I work unfortunately there are no fiber optic options. Before we signed the lease we reached out to the local ISP that provides fiber connections for our area and confirmed that they serviced the location we were looking at leasing. The ISP told us they did service our building and we didn’t find out until after we signed our lease and arranged to set up service that they do not actually service this location. Sadly enough the only option we have here is AT&T vDSL [AT&T uVerse Business Internet DSL].
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