> >Or don't, because you clearly already made your mind up about the product before even laying a finger on it.
> Huh, he did lay a finger on it, he used it. Did we read the same article?
What I believe the grandparent meant was that the author had already made his decision before using it, and that having made his decision of how to view it he then proceeded to view it in that way. This is as opposed to the ideal of reviews, in which the reviewer forms opinions on the usability and quality of a product solely through interaction with a product.
> Huh, he did lay a finger on it, he used it. Did we read the same article?
What I believe the grandparent meant was that the author had already made his decision before using it, and that having made his decision of how to view it he then proceeded to view it in that way. This is as opposed to the ideal of reviews, in which the reviewer forms opinions on the usability and quality of a product solely through interaction with a product.