Agree entirely, anything short, polite & to the point is better than nothing, and certainly better than a long vitriolic diatribeOriginally Posted by arwkrite
Like many others I am sometimes in awe of some reviews and have tried to expand mine, I can never compete with building designs etc, but do tend to try & be positive, but private part licking dogs do give review problems
I am definitely in favour of the positive reviews (as I have constantly said), rather a positive review that keeps a pub open, than a negative that gets a pub closed. Having said that though, there are clearly some places beyond rescue, particularly when you feel that if they just had a decent bit of care they would be a good pub, I would just rather that if someone has to leave a negative review they left a positive one to show us what sort of pub they think we should be visiting.
I may have to consider that as a tip/guideline/(fortune cookie) actually.
I was going to ask you who moderates the post on the PG Facebook page but I see the party service advert has now been removed
Waes hael!
Yeah, I am sadly not getting updates on that, so if you do see anything let me know, I am not always that sharp on them.
Will do. I'll make a point of checking.
I see the membership of that page has suddenly ballooned even though it's essentially just an advert for PG.
Yeah, we are promoting it from the main site now, but it only shows if you come into the site from Facebook, so very targeted, it is brilliant as an advert (at least when our server is visible it is).
Knocking the pen out of your hand in their excitement?
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