Here’s an example of a character counter, using Twitter’s current implementation that was so hotly contested. It can either use a radial circle that will continue to fill up when a review progresses to 200 characters and therefore ending with a green tick, or just a regular number (e.g. 200/5000) like it is on Google Translate.
Of course I would like these reviews and the premise of potential bonus points to be elusive enough that not everyone will actively seek it. A gradually filling circle would do justice, as it’s both confusing and the general population wouldn’t know what to do.
Note that language and characters (such as Japanese, Arabic, etc) must apply their own special rules, so 200 characters may probably have to do with the way it’s translated. But doesn’t that always change and subject to improvements?
تم تجربتها وانها تعمل وهي اضافه جيده جدااااا … تعطي تقدير للمرشد وفي نفس الوقت تفيد القارئ بمعلومات اكثر عن المكان … اتمني التوفيق ومزيد من الاضافات المميزه … تقبلوا تحياتي
C’est une très bonne nouvelle @HelloJess . C’est certain que les commentaires de 3 ou 4 mots ne sont du tout intéressants. Là au moins il y aura un avis plus pertinents. Et ce qui ne gâche rien nous, guides locaux nous aurons des points en plus.
Great news @HelloJess ! Will we see this screen also on desktop besides mobile? For me, I write all my reviews on my PC since I have always been an “detailed reviewer.”
Will we get the +5 points for each previous 200+ characters review too?
