Do you think ppl who haven’t read a novel in its entirety should not be able to rate the novel?
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Question of the Day: Day 47
Serving BL since 2017
Of you only read the very beginning, no you shouldn’t. I’ve read novels that turned South in the middle of it, or others that had a mind blowing twist by the end. So, rating without finishing the novel can be misleading.
If you drop it, you can leave a review with reasons why you drop it, but please don’t overrate/underrate the novels.
I tend to use the rating to decide which one I’m reading next.
If someone loathes a novel and finds it impossible to finish, then they should be able to rate that fact.
Personally, I prefer to finish it if I want to rate it.
To be fair, they should finish the novel before they rate it. Some novels have slow start in introducing the story and getting interesting along the way. If they still want to rate it, they should mention till what chapter they read it and why they drop it. Unless it won’t be fair and can be misleading.
They can absolutely comment on a book they haven’t finished. 100%.
I wouldn’t rate any novel that I stop reading before the end. Just to be fair to the author but of course I think they can.
I wouldn’t rate a novel I haven’t finished but I might leave a review or comment of why I didn’t continue and try to read it again after a year, see if my perspective about it has changed.