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I have seen this question in stackoverflow and it is useful for me but I think that question must be asked here, so I copy it's contents and paste below.

Really I need an interesting pattern for getting user reviews in my App. I searched in Google to find another pattern for showing user reviews or getting reviews, but finally I found a pattern that looks like below image:

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But this is very simple and it is against of "Android design principles" that remind us we have to "enchant [the] user". The above pattern has no

  1. surprising ways
  2. Real objects
  3. way for user to mining it

Finally, I'm looking for any replacement that meets at least one of the above conditions.

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A request for 'interesting patterns' isn't an answerable question. What exactly do you need the user review feature to do? If you can tell us what the issue is with the current review feature you have then we can give you an answer as to how to improve it, but we can't just list off loads of examples - that doesn't fit with a Q&A website. – JonW♦ Feb 22 at 8:19
@JonW thank you,I edited my question please see my edits. – hasanghaforian Feb 22 at 8:46
I don't understand your third bullet point "Way for user to mining it"? What does this mean? Also, I don't think you need to be 'surprising' in every single control used in Android; that is just an overall design principal, not something required for such low-level items. You'll just confuse everyone trying to use the app. – JonW♦ Feb 22 at 8:54
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This question seems unconstructive, I suggest rewording it, maybe asking for a method of finding a replacement that meets the above conditions. – David Mar 4 at 20:57
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Think Gamification. Rating is just so primitive. – Siddharth Mar 13 at 9:24

closed as not a real question by Matt Obee, JohnGB, JonW♦ Mar 13 at 18:16

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