Script Review Template

Hey all, I have recently been advocating for the script review section of the forum to be better utilized by community members. I personally think that well written reviews are beneficial for everyone in the community.

  1. Reviews allow users to make more informed purchases when they buy paid scripts.

  2. Scriptwriters get more attention, traffic, and feedback when people write real reviews (whether they are reviews of paid or free content).

  3. The possibility that any given script might be reviewed by someone, on this public forum, will hopefully encourage the production of higher quality scripts. The hope/fear that someone might try your scripts and talk about it will be good for the script-conomy.

So, with that in mind, I have put together a template for writing reviews that I plan to use if/when a review needs writing, and I am sharing it here for you all to put to good use. I have written it in the style of the post template for the free/paid script category. It includes my opinions/ideas on how to write a good review. Give it a go!

Copy paste the following into the new review topic:

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TEMPLATE HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
<!-- ⬇️ Title and Tags ⬇️
- Include the script name or scriptwriter's name in the title.
- Add tags to describe the kind of content that you are reviewing. IE: If you are reviewing one script, include the tags from that script. If you are reviewing a catalogue of scripts, what are the main themes of that catalogue (is it mostly paid content? free? animated? one fetish type? etc.)
-Add a tag that is the position that your review takes. These tags do not exist as of writing this template! My suggestion would be 3 different tags -- recommended , mix-review, and not-recommended 

Fill out as much of the below template as you can.
If you were given a script for free to review, or paid to review a script, you must disclose that at the beginning of your review.
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### :speech_balloon: Topic
<!--
-Include relevant preview images, and GIFs here. These should be of either the script-writer's icon / branding, or of the video/script in question. Ideally, if you are reviewing a single script, you will include images for both.
-Refer to the below link to make sure videos or GIFs will preview correctly:
https://discuss.eroscripts.com/t/getting-gifs-and-videos-to-preview-embed-correctly-on-eroscripts/3792
⬇️ Put your image/gif content below this line ⬇️ -->




<!-- ⬇️Also include the following information ⬇️
-What is the title/name of the post or user you are writing a review on? Include a hyperlink to the content in question, or that user's portfolio page/script collection. ALSO, @thescriptcreator-->




### :information_source: General Information
<!--
-Give a factual overview of the script or catalogue of scripts that you are reviewing. Do not give your opinion yet. Give the reader information so they can understand your review with more context.
-If you are reviewing a scriptwriter, give a general description of their work, what kinds of videos have they created scripts for, how many scripts have they created, and when did they start publishing scripts. How many free scripts and how many paid scripts have they posted? 
-If you are reviewing a single script, how long is it, how many actions are there, what kind of script is it (is it a finisher, a PMV, and HMV, an action-based blowjob scene, etc,) what toy was it made for, and any other relevant information a reader might want to know.
⬇️ Put your content below this line ⬇️ -->



### :memo: Review
<!-- Now, give your opinion on the script or on the catalogue you are reviewing. Some recommendations:
-Include relevant screenshots or screen captures of the funscript in action, using script-editing software such as OFS. It could be extremely useful to readers to actually see the script, especially if it is a paid script.
- Include specific elements of the script that you did or did not like. Some possible topics include:tempo/speed, stroke length, stroke texture/pattern, how well the script aligns with video, how much tweaking was required to fully enjoy the script, how was the vibe? Did the script meet the expectations you had when downloading it? Is it worth the size of the download (aka is it worth having a 4gb video on file just for this script?) 
- If possible, include timestamps when talking about sections of the script.
⬇️ Put your content below this line ⬇️ -->



### :clock1: Final Words / Recommendation
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Give whatever final thoughts you have about the script / catalogue, and conclude with the take you included in you tags. Is the script / catalogue recommended , is it a mixed-review, or do you not-recommend it. 
⬇️ Put your content below this line ⬇️ -->

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Example Post :

Example Shit Post:

:speech_balloon: Topic

John’s Scripts (aka @ihavealittlejohn) https://discuss.eroscripts.com/u/ihavealittlejohn/activity/portfolio

:information_source: General Information

ihavealittlejohn is a multi-axis creator that mostly just whines on the forums and is now trying to start a side hustle of writing script reviews. That will probably never catch on! He likes long walks on the beach, and publishing 6 second long scripts. When he isn’t doing that he posts twerking videos from 2012. For example:


https://discuss.eroscripts.com/t/shoshina-katerina-hucci-house-party-paid-multi-axis-free-single-axis/322947

:memo: Review

Overall I find his style of reviewing and his scripting to be shallow and pedantic.

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But if I had to be most specific I find this section of his Shoshina script (0:41) to be particularly shallow and pedantic. (It says to include information like this in the template. You’ll do a much better job than this example.) The script goes too low. It’s shallow.

:clock1: Final Words / Recommendation

While I do recommend that you buy things from me, hopefully it is not based on this review template. This is the end of my ted talk.

3 Likes

This is now the official template

4 Likes

2 questions: 1. Who does the script creator get notified about the review by? and 2. Why is posting a review better than just commenting on the topic where the creator published the script?
3. Do we have to make all reviews as good as this example? It kind of intimidates me now, how good your review is and how good mine are going to be.

And last question: How did you go about reviewing the script? For me, I just enjoyed it and then thought about what was good and what could be improved and gave my thoughts on it. But you seem to have a strategy for reviewing.

Oops, there were more then 2 questions, sorry.