How to...

First of all, it's a good thing to check the label "Admin speaks" once in a while because it's there I will put news and information, like this post.

When you write a review it's not important that it's grammatically correct but that you can stand for your words. First off...

Language
It's always English (or Swedish), except titles or names in different languages.

Labels
When you write a review of something then don't forget to write labels, then it's easier for readers to find other reviews on the same subject. For example, if I write a review of Scott Cunninghams book Living Wicca then the labels would be:
Scott Cunningham
Living Wicca
Nothing else and nothing more!

Headlines
Here it's the same as with labels. If it's a book then write:
Living Wicca - Scott Cunningham

The same if it's a translation, if the name is totally different from the original then be sure to point that out in the beginning of the review so that other people understand which book it's about.

If it's a store then write the name and then if it's online or offline/country. Example:
Amazon (online)
Vattumannen (offline, Sweden)

The Review
It needs to contain what you thought about the book/store but don't forget to tell WHY you like or dislike it. Was it some part of the book that was extra good/bad?

Don't forget to write which version of the book it is, which year was it published? That should be stated in the top of the review a long with original name (if it's a translation) and stars.

The length of the review doesn't matter but it should be longer than 5 sentences.

Stars
An easy way to tell what you thought about the book.
1 = Bad, 2 = Kind of bad, 3 = Ok, 4 = Good, 5 = Really good

Commercial
This is forbidden. No commercial about a store, author, yourself or other thing. If I notice this kind of bias you will be deleted.

Racism and other evil things
Remember everything comes back in three
and I will surely when I see delete thee.

Questions
Either ask here in the comments or e-mail me.