Too subjective and quite honestly you're doing nobody any favors.
Tastes are as subjective as is your opinion that such discussion is of no value. People make purchasing decisions off of that very same subjectivity you say can be of no favor to anyone. Might as well as just ignore that whole tobacco review site then, or is subjectivity okay and helpful when encouraging a purchase, but not when trying to help someone not make one they might regret?
Had I personally read a thread concerning the subject of what people's *opinion* (this being a subjective, well, subject, is rather implied in that my first post contained nothing but my own opinion) was of an overhyped tobacco, versus the significant hype of some tobaccos on the review site, I might have well saved real money from not purchasing tobacco based off of the quantity of overly flowery and loquacious quite subjective reviews.
Hype and snowballing without due merit and as a matter of Human Nature is a very real thing. Not a subjective one. Nor is the tobacco world immune to it. Where that hype lies, of course, is a matter of opinion. The internet, in the last 2-3 decades, has contributed greatly to that hype (and not just in this very small segment of the general population). I'm just trying to use that same Net to share my opinion of all that on a forum. Ya know, a little Cafe on the Internet Superhighway where we all stop in and squeeze into a booth, fire up the pipes, and, well, share our very, very subjective opinions upon the subject of pipes and tobacco.
Pardon me, lol. How, umm, bold of me to share my own subjective opinions about tobacco and encourage others to share theirs on a forum about tobacco ...
