Why don't the items from the last purchase appear, but those that were purchased weeks ago?
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Hello FritzMaurer May I ask you what exactly you are referring to? Did you click on the post in the Migros app and then land on Migipedia to rate the last purchase? Basically, we can only make recommendations for rating if you show your Cumulus card when shopping and it is linked to your Migros login. There are also different logics in our recommendation mechanisms. For example, products that you have clicked away are not immediately recommended for rating again. Are you missing any specific products in your suggestions? If so, you are welcome to send me a direct message and I will look into it. best regards Philipp
Philipp_Migros
Hello FritzMaurer May I ask you what exactly you are referring to? Did you click on the post in the Migros app and then land on Migipedia to rate the last purchase? Basically, we can only make recommendations for rating if you show your Cumulus card when shopping and it is linked to your Migros login. There are also different logics in our recommendation mechanisms. For example, products that you have clicked away are not immediately recommended for rating again. Are you missing any specific products in your suggestions? If so, you are welcome to send me a direct message and I will look into it. best regards Philipp
"For example, products that you have clicked away are not immediately recommended for re-evaluation." This is really poorly thought out and I have already been annoyed by the fact that I then had to laboriously search for such a product. Not everything I bought today will be used immediately. So I can't rate it yet - I skip it - and when I want to rate it in 1-2 weeks, I can't find it anymore. You really don't make it easy...
Federwolke
"For example, products that you have clicked away are not immediately recommended for re-evaluation." This is really poorly thought out and I have already been annoyed by the fact that I then had to laboriously search for such a product. Not everything I bought today will be used immediately. So I can't rate it yet - I skip it - and when I want to rate it in 1-2 weeks, I can't find it anymore. You really don't make it easy...
Hoi Federwolke, welcome to this discussion I am happy to expand a little. The fact that this "... is really badly thought out..." is something I don't want to let stand. Everything we make available to you on Migipedia is tested - usually with other community members - and pursues a goal. Ok, there are exceptions, the bunny ears and bobble hats for example, remember? No, they don't come back ;-)- Our aim is to generate lots of reviews as feedback on our products. The bad or average ratings are particularly exciting. So the 1 to 3 stars. We are happy to take note of a thumbs-up for a good rating, but this is not very meaningful. Incidentally, the average number of characters for bad reviews is also much longer and therefore more meaningful. Back to the recommendation logic and what we measured: Our tests have clearly shown that when we put products that have been clicked away further down the list, the number of reviews increases. This is because there must be a reason why someone does not want to rate a product that we recommend. For example: - not yet tried (as you write yourself) - my wife or husband bought it - the product was given as a gift - etc. If we move the products to the back of the list, it can happen that the product that has been clicked away slips even further down the list with a new purchase. Then it can really happen that it hardly appears again in the recommendations here https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/bewerten. Scrolling down and "show more" are one possible solution. The other is definitely the search, which is displayed at the top of every page with a magnifying glass. I am happy to discuss with my colleagues at Migipedia how far back we should sort the products that have been clicked away. Kind regards, Philipp
Philipp_Migros
Hoi Federwolke, welcome to this discussion I am happy to expand a little. The fact that this "... is really badly thought out..." is something I don't want to let stand. Everything we make available to you on Migipedia is tested - usually with other community members - and pursues a goal. Ok, there are exceptions, the bunny ears and bobble hats for example, remember? No, they don't come back ;-)- Our aim is to generate lots of reviews as feedback on our products. The bad or average ratings are particularly exciting. So the 1 to 3 stars. We are happy to take note of a thumbs-up for a good rating, but this is not very meaningful. Incidentally, the average number of characters for bad reviews is also much longer and therefore more meaningful. Back to the recommendation logic and what we measured: Our tests have clearly shown that when we put products that have been clicked away further down the list, the number of reviews increases. This is because there must be a reason why someone does not want to rate a product that we recommend. For example: - not yet tried (as you write yourself) - my wife or husband bought it - the product was given as a gift - etc. If we move the products to the back of the list, it can happen that the product that has been clicked away slips even further down the list with a new purchase. Then it can really happen that it hardly appears again in the recommendations here https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/bewerten. Scrolling down and "show more" are one possible solution. The other is definitely the search, which is displayed at the top of every page with a magnifying glass. I am happy to discuss with my colleagues at Migipedia how far back we should sort the products that have been clicked away. Kind regards, Philipp
Then please point out again that "ratings" such as thumbs up, or just a dot or just a dash are not wanted. You once wrote that you would delete them. Unfortunately this is not the case. Such ratings are simply annoying.
indios
Then please point out again that "ratings" such as thumbs up, or just a dot or just a dash are not wanted. You once wrote that you would delete them. Unfortunately this is not the case. Such ratings are simply annoying.
Hi Philipp Thanks for the answer. Why don't you make the receipts available for selection and then the products behind them?
FritzMaurer
Hi Philipp Thanks for the answer. Why don't you make the receipts available for selection and then the products behind them?
Hoi FritzMaurer I think that's a great suggestion from you. Let me check whether entire receipts are available to us. I mean, whether we can access the data and whether this would also be ok in terms of data protection. Best regards Philipp
Philipp_Migros
Hoi Federwolke, welcome to this discussion I am happy to expand a little. The fact that this "... is really badly thought out..." is something I don't want to let stand. Everything we make available to you on Migipedia is tested - usually with other community members - and pursues a goal. Ok, there are exceptions, the bunny ears and bobble hats for example, remember? No, they don't come back ;-)- Our aim is to generate lots of reviews as feedback on our products. The bad or average ratings are particularly exciting. So the 1 to 3 stars. We are happy to take note of a thumbs-up for a good rating, but this is not very meaningful. Incidentally, the average number of characters for bad reviews is also much longer and therefore more meaningful. Back to the recommendation logic and what we measured: Our tests have clearly shown that when we put products that have been clicked away further down the list, the number of reviews increases. This is because there must be a reason why someone does not want to rate a product that we recommend. For example: - not yet tried (as you write yourself) - my wife or husband bought it - the product was given as a gift - etc. If we move the products to the back of the list, it can happen that the product that has been clicked away slips even further down the list with a new purchase. Then it can really happen that it hardly appears again in the recommendations here https://migipedia.migros.ch/de/bewerten. Scrolling down and "show more" are one possible solution. The other is definitely the search, which is displayed at the top of every page with a magnifying glass. I am happy to discuss with my colleagues at Migipedia how far back we should sort the products that have been clicked away. Kind regards, Philipp
Then please point out again that "ratings" such as thumbs up, or just a dot or just a dash are not wanted. You once wrote that you would delete them. Unfortunately this is not the case. Such ratings are simply annoying.
indios
Then please point out again that "ratings" such as thumbs up, or just a dot or just a dash are not wanted. You once wrote that you would delete them. Unfortunately this is not the case. Such ratings are simply annoying.
These "ratings" are just annoying and absolutely useless! Why doesn't Migros do anything about it?