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When reading reviews, what is your opinion on added formatting?

When reading reviews, what is your opinion on added formatting?

js250 js250
Do you think reviews with bullets, italics, bold and other small details make it look more polished and professional or does this matter?
04/17/2013
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Jenn (aka kissmykitty) Jenn (aka kissmykitty)
Quote:
Originally posted by js250
Do you think reviews with bullets, italics, bold and other small details make it look more polished and professional or does this matter?
I love added formatting so long as it makes sense... different font choices or colors just for the hell of it is annoying to look at, but using bold or italicized text for emphasis, or bullets for listing items, is a Yes Please in my book. But then again, I'm a total blog and HTML snob, so I could be biased.
04/17/2013
spiced spiced
I do like formatting in reviews, if it's used for a purpose, like adding emphasis or clarity. Formatting can certainly contribute to a more useful review, in my opinion.

I only know about the formatting that comes up under the Links & formatting mouseover pop-up. Is there a page on here explaining how to do other formatting, such as bullets?
04/17/2013
MrWill MrWill
Quote:
Originally posted by Jenn (aka kissmykitty)
I love added formatting so long as it makes sense... different font choices or colors just for the hell of it is annoying to look at, but using bold or italicized text for emphasis, or bullets for listing items, is a Yes Please in my book. But then ...
I wasn't aware we could do things like that... I've tried and gotten error messages before.
04/17/2013
Trysexual Trysexual
Yes.
04/17/2013
Carrie Ann Carrie Ann
Quote:
Originally posted by js250
Do you think reviews with bullets, italics, bold and other small details make it look more polished and professional or does this matter?
Formatting looks great, if used correctly and with restraint. Overuse just makes things crazier.
04/17/2013
Sammi Sammi
It really depends. If it's not overused, it's fine, but when it's every other word that's italicized/bolded, it makes reading the review a nightmare.
04/17/2013
Gunsmoke Gunsmoke
I find the formatting options too cumbersome. I prefer the Ctrl functions used in MSWord - like Ctrl-b for bold, Ctrl-i for italic, etc.
04/18/2013
js250 js250
I like adding formatting to my reviews, it takes more time, but in my opinion, it makes the review really look well done and can also make it easier to read.
04/18/2013
PropertyOfPotter PropertyOfPotter
I think it's great for helping truly express what you're trying to say.
04/18/2013
FieryRed FieryRed
Quote:
Originally posted by Gunsmoke
I find the formatting options too cumbersome. I prefer the Ctrl functions used in MSWord - like Ctrl-b for bold, Ctrl-i for italic, etc.
They may be a little cumbersome, but I think that helps to keep their use down to a minimum level. I always add bold subheaders to my reviews, and will occasionally add italics or sometimes even bold within the review text, if it's warranted.
05/12/2013
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