I’m starting to look through Hungry Onion a bit more. While FTC is a wonderful community, it IS very LA-centric, and as I’m up north, and not even in the direct SF area, HO seems to have a bit more traction for my area.
Not that I need to choose between them.
Is there a specific etiquette to crossposting a restaurant review on both boards? A mention up top that you’re doing so? a link to the other board’s version?
I know there’s a number of folks active in both places. Your collective wisdom/experience is appreciated.
I only crosspost when I’m pretty sure most people won’t see my post twice, i.e. the user bases are very different. I’m not a fan of seeing the same stuff multiple times, but I’m also pretty surly, so…
Well, I know SOME people will see it twice, but there seem to be enough people on ONLY one board or the other that I think they outnumber the people who’d see it twice. And this is really only for reviews/reports where I’d essentially be writing the post once and directly copying/pasting. I also want to make sure folks know that yes, it’s the same guy posting the same thing, and it’s not a case of blatant plagiarism (which have seen more than once here. Not that I think my stuff is worth plagiarizing, but still…)
It puzzles me that people think this restaurant is good. The bread tastes like it comes from a bag, and the cheese is ordinary American factory cheese.
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I find it strange that many consider this restaurant to be good. The cheese is standard American factory cheese, and the bread tastes like it came from a bag.
This is a good question. I haven’t posted on HO in a while (not very ambidextrous when it comes to social media), but I was a prolific poster on HOs home cooking threads during the lockdown. I would occasionally repost on FTC (and vice versa) if it was something we discussed here. I also posted questions on both boards when needing recs for places like SD or SF. If I receive recs on both boards then I do two reports. How do I repost? Copy, paste & tailor instead of linking one report.