By the people there and sometimes the staff. My favorite word that I hate ostracism. Learn it I am using it alot.
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I think it would be a mistake to write negative reviews on those places.
Tony Ramirez
Thanks. I would most likely delete them 5 minutes later but it would feel great in the moment posting them.
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You want to write mean vengeful things put them in a notebook, on paper.
Rodafina
I agree that it sounds like something that is better suited for a journal than a review. If you are tired of journaling, writing things on a piece of paper and then destroying that (crumpling it up, ripping it, burning it in a campfire) can be helpful, too.
AprilR
If the staff were mean to you, like they made fun of you or disregarded you or something, i think it is good to write it. People complain about the weirdest things, and if some place made you feel uncomfortable, you are free to share your experience
Did they fail to serve you what you ordered?
Or what?