Hacking is a Felony

Tips for Product Testers - based on original posts by: GhostFaceKillah and sawastea

1. If you are chosen to be a product tester/reviewer, it is your responsibility to the forum and to the providing company to keep up with your log and post updates at least twice a week..

2. Eliminate variables. How are we to know how a product is working if you simultaneously up your caloric intake, change your training style, or stack it with the brand new hyped up product that has just been released. Please hold off on any new supplementation, diet changes, or exercise changes until after your trial is complete.

3. Along the same lines, if you already have products lined up to review, don't go out of your way to get more. While the prospect of "freebies" is enticing, especially for those strapped for cash, keep in mind that: 1) there are other deserving individuals out there who have yet to get a product to test, 2) you should only test one product at a time, and 3) it is not fair to the community or the providing company if you have to wait 4+ weeks to legitimately review the product.

4. Keep your reviews as objective as possible. Do not let others influence you while you're doing a review. Be honest. Everyone can benefit greatly from a genuine and honest review/log. There is always the urge to pimp a product because you believe the hype or because you want to "thank" the providing company by making their product out to be the next creatine. Go into it as if you bought the product yourself and never read all of the inflated claims that came with it. Biased reviews do nothing for the community.

5. If you are doing a supplement log, please be detailed and provide your stats, measurements and training log if possible. The more detail the better for those following your log.

Dan

Nice info thanks...