Okay, this has nothing to do with the blog, but my internet crashed for 48 hrs, and I haven't responded to your blog comments, I'm sorry, but now I feel its too late. But I will definitely answer all your questions in the next blog.
Tip #1: ALWAYS use proper grammar, if you don't, you will most likely get a thumbs down.
Tip #2: Write clearly so people can understand your viewpoint on the topic.
Tip #3: If your going to write a 500-something word plog, make sure to write in paragraphs, because on big block of writing will seem overwhealming for some users, so they wont bother reading it.
Tip #4: Never repeat the same thing twice.
Tip #5: Make sure when your reffering to your topic, you have correct info. Make sure your reviewing the right episode, because if your not, you will look like an idiot. What I do, is review right after I have watched the episode, which is recommended so everything is fresh in your head.
Tip #6: Try not to use spoilers, if so, always warn them with a ***SPOILER WARNING***
Tip #7: Try not to be too biased.
Tip #8: Profanity is discouraged.
Tip #9: It's happened before, you might get a TOS Violation, if you stop talking about the topic, and start ranting about different views, which might be offensive to others. So make sure to stick on that topic.
Tip #10: Always save all your reviews on Word, after your done. Because if your account gets deleted cause of TOS violations, and you've had over 1000 reviews. Your not getting them back.
Tell me if I have missed some so I can add more. What did you guys think? Good advice?
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Glad I helped. You have a great weekend too!
I like the paragraph stuff, it helps with the reading, I agree. 
I am on the edge with spoilers, though. Episode spoilers are Ok in my opinion, you should expect them in an episode review. Spoiling later episodes would be a no-go for me of course. Most importantly, I like arguments. This may seem obvious but I am a little bored with empty love or hate statements, I am interested in thoughts about the episode (comparable to your second tip). 
I couldn't get into TV.com for around 60 hours so we were both experiencing some trouble. Great tips I have to agree with Ela, for me it's very important to know why you love something. Give examples and try to explain it, I hate empty statements. Especially if you ask later and people are like: "I dunno" or "I don't really wanna get into it now".
Boy that was helpful, since I never write reviews anymore and there are good pointers here if I ever start again. I always used to but when I finished doing Charmed I sorta gave up but I'll definetly go back again sometime and use good grammar and I'll use SPOILER WARNING too
Have a good week!
dool_girl