It's late... this was meant to be a reply under the Questions for CNET's CEO topic.
So here's a third for Shelby...
When will you give us the ability to edit or delete our idiotic mistakes?? Just a five or ten minute window. It's all I ask.
Thanks.
-Kevin S.
For Shelby:
Considering the tactics that BMW employed that got them banned from Google searches (for a while), how can CNET safeguard the integrity of the customer reviews? For example, can you guys track IP addresses to see if the glowing review of a Sony HDTV is coming from Sony corporate headquarters? Maybe flag it with a "suspicious" Gif if you note something fishy?
As I mentioned in a reply to AndyInTN, I never trust the customer reviews on these products, especially when they often differ quite a bit from the editor's review.
-Kevin S.

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