example review showed on 7/5 now there is no review for 7/5 and same review is now on 7/6? This happens every week, why?
I see profiles that have been updated on both days. Maybe I just don't understand the question. Can you give me more details?
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I will keep checking for a documented example. For now I seem to remember seeing a review on of Cumisha Amato in L.A. on ther 5th then it moved to the 6th and now it's on the 7th. I did not document it but it is why I asked the question.
A provider who is being reviewed by two gentlemen right in a row. When she is reviewed the day after being reviewed by someone else, her profile moves to the most current date. This happens quite often, particularly in the LA area when providers post an ad or show up in a provacative discussion on the boards and gets business from a number of TER regulars who all post reviews.
TER recently altered the format for reading reviews. When you click on the word "view" to see the review, it changes from blue to red.
If you look at the review on 7/5 and then on 7/6 the same review is still on top in red, you may think that only the date has changed. However, there could be a new review on 7/6 but it is not on top but in the middle of the list of reviews because it may be a review which was dated in June but not posted until July. The reviews are posted chronologically by the date of the visit, not the date of the submission of the review.
this happens is if, using your case as an example, someone reads the review on 7/5 and submits a problem report which is accepted on 7/6. In this case, it seems to me that the profile or review are changed and the new version shows up on 7/6, but the old version no longer shows up on 7/5. If this is how TER does it, it seems to me that they would be handling the case in this example in the perfect way.
When problem reports are accepted, the review is updated to the date of the resubmission.
So looking through the responses, it seems there are a great many reasons why a review might seem to move from one date to another.
Add the provider to your favorites list an you won't lose track of her no matter how her review moves up or down the list.