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Recently I stumbled upon the website CigarFan.net
I am sure you guys have heard of it, there are hundreds of cigar reviews on this website. I found a post in which the site owner details how he came about how to optimize his cigar grading process. Pretty interesting. If you leave a comment on this blog post at the bottom, he will send you a cigar grading sheet.
Fun with Numbers: CigarFan.net
That sounds like work. What if I just want to relax and enjoy the cigar?
I guess you'd just be stuck posting pic's of the cigars you smoke.Quote:
Originally Posted by MoeCizlak
Oh, boy... Uhhh..... I'm thinking you saw the last time someone posted on that thread was over 3 years ago and that he has not posted a review since last year, right?Quote:
Originally Posted by CigarSmoker1
It's often very difficult to understand their motivation for posting reviews and reviews are often very subjective. Take with a grain of salt any person that posts their own cigar review website. I definitely prefer reading reviews on our website - particularly when I know who is posting through every day interactions. It becomes a bit less subjective for me as I then better understand their mindset when they post a review...
Reading reviews from people who lack writing skills (in general, not this forum) bores me to death, it also aggravates me to the point that I no longer care what they think about anything...lol. With that being said, it's nice to read reviews that incorporate outside information, humor, and little bit of thought; even if their main priority is generating affiliate sales, or other unanimous reasons.Quote:
Originally Posted by ggiese
Good read, I thought.
However, your right about the lack of posting, that is not cool.
Well, instead of posting on this forum, you could have documented your smoke :smiley20:Quote:
Originally Posted by MoeCizlak
But if you don't want to than that's cool too.
That sounds like work. I wanted everyone else to post pics so I didn't have to :smiley2: lolQuote:
Originally Posted by ashauler