The phrase "abusive reviews" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe reviews that are harsh, insulting, or excessively critical, often in a way that is unfair or unconstructive.
Example: "The restaurant received several abusive reviews that misrepresented the quality of its food and service."
Alternatives: "harsh critiques" or "malicious feedback".
Abusive reviews appeared in newspapers.
Cowell wouldn't be bothered by the string of abusive reviews; he'd be used to that.
Yes, it may turn out to do well on DVD at Christmas; yes, it may have been a smart move cancelling the week-of-release press screening to avoid even more abusive reviews; but these aren't the thoughts, strategies or indeed actions of a putative movie mogul.
They also say app publishers won't be able to control the reviews and abusive reviewers would get reported to iTunes.
And when we catch people breaking the rules, a much bigger detention estate will mean more can be held, and with the judiciary we will consult on how to keep to a minimum abusive judicial review applications that simply frustrate legitimate deportations.
Facebook, YouTube and Twitter have robust reporting mechanisms so that ordinary users can flag inappropriate or abusive content for review.
Through this press release, which accused us of requiring payment to review abusive posts, I discovered that the Kentucky Attorney General had allegedly sent a letter asking me to provide information regarding our terms of service and policies around payment for expediting reviews.
Readers interested in more detail on the subject of abusive search advertising can review the blog of Professor Ben Edelman at Harvard; Professor Edelman has a law degree and takes a more formal legal and regulatory stance in his blog than most readers of TechCrunch might enjoy.
Yelp blocked the comments sections of Comet Ping Pong's review page after reports of abusive comments and fake news in reviews.
"Completely abusive" demands on reviewers.
Consumers have also raised concerns about the amount of time it takes Topix to review reports of abusive posts and Topix's policy of charging $19.99 for a "Priority Review" of such posts.
