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Q: Where or what is the best review site?

Where is the best site to make reviews about schools?

9 years 13 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Type any School's name and address in Yahoo-gle and you'll find reviews where you can also post your review.

 

Out of my head: ''Dave's ESL Cafe'' ....

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Type any School's name and address in Yahoo-gle and you'll find reviews where you can also post your review.

 

Out of my head: ''Dave's ESL Cafe'' ....

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Another way to ask your question would be.. what site has the best following and reputation these days?

 

I used to fairly regularly follow 4 or 5 sites,probably all the main ones and maybe it's just me but it seems like they all went to hell. They got 'harmonious' ,the trolls and wu mao crew took over.

 

To me Dave's ESL cafe was always up there as being the go to place for jobs, advice and reviews. Maybe still is, I haven't looked there for literally months now.

 

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Dave's ESL Cafe is a reference. I use it myself on a daily basis.  

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