Another village was dragged down by the iron gate! Xu Qiaoxin was criticized for shouting "wash five stars" for violating Google policy

Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan went to the Liaoning Street Night Market yesterday to sweep the streets. When he passed by Yangliu Store's "One Village" dumpling shop, he accidentally triggered the controversy over bullying and bullying. (Photo by Instant News)

First published 11-07 23:20

Update time 11-08 06:48

Affected by the controversy over Taipei Mayor Chiang Wanan's vote, the dumpling shop "Youyi Cun" in the Liaoning Street night market temporarily closed its iron gate yesterday (7th). Kuomintang Legislator Xu Qiaoxin made up for it and gave it a "five-star rating" on Google's website and called on supporters to join in. Although it has a high score, it was criticized by netizens: "This is not how Google reviews are used. Whether a store is delicious or not is its standard, not for you to use it as a tool for political manipulation!" Some netizens sighed: "People have already spoken out, please let the store go!"

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Jiang Wanan's street sweeping team passed by the Yau Yat Tsuen dumpling shop yesterday. Jiang Wanan walked into the store and shook hands. Although his attitude was not inappropriate, the supporters surrounding him kept shouting slogans outside the store. The team members even shouted for everyone to "be louder", triggering "suspects of expedition." Many netizens criticized Jiang Wanan for not stopping the supporters at the store that clearly posted signs supporting ocean currents.

In response to this, Xu Qiaoxin explained the situation at the bottom of many related discussions on Threads today, saying that Jiang Wanan is not someone who would go to war against others. She also posted on social media, initiating a five-star review campaign for "One Village". "While we are passionate, we must also let others know that we are 'generous and kind'."

However, the bottom of the post was criticized by netizens, saying, "It violates Google's usage policy." "That's not how Google reviews are used. Whether a store is delicious or not is its standard. It is not a tool for political manipulation." "What the store needs is not a five-star review at all, but a stable and undisturbed life." Some netizens also reposted Xu Qiaoxin's post and said, "It seems that Legislator Xu has no intention of letting the store go" and "Please let the store go."

According to investigations, this behavior of initiating collective reviews does violate Google Maps' usage policy of "unreal interactions and non-authentic experiences." Google Maps content policy clearly stipulates that comments and ratings must reflect the user's real experience at the location. Ratings that have no actual consumption or store experience and are purely based on news issues, political stances or appeals are all "Fake Engagement".