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I wanted to take some time to discuss my transparency when it comes to reviews. Nothing here is carved in stone and all reviews and review criteria are subject to change provided that others, through the power of the Holy Spirit, change my mind.
For example, I recently altered my views regarding figurative usage of historical events, something I heavily penalized on my review of Mosaic’s Tremble, resulting in a major two-point jump. Consider posting a comment on my reviews or contact me if you believe I am in error. Ensure that you clearly explain your reasoning, without resorting to personal attacks. I give full credit to individuals whose commentary change my mind.
Also, feel free to contact me if you see any spelling, grammatical, or functional errors on the site.
Comments
Nora
Hi! Instead of “cut and stone” I think it should read “set in stone” .
tastywallet
Nora,
Thanks for the heads up! I was trying to say “cut in stone”, but it turned out to be a Mandela effect. The correct idiom I was looking for is carved in stone.
-TastyWallet