Yes, a literature review can count as plagiarism when words, ideas, or structure are reused without clear citation or original synthesis.

Yes, a one-day literature review is doable with a tight scope, a prebuilt outline, and strict source triage.

Amazon may block reviews due to eligibility, account flags, or item-level limits; fix it by meeting spend rules and correcting account issues.

Review search on Amazon may be hidden by layout, region, or device—open the full reviews page or switch platforms to reveal the search field.

You can delete only a Google review you wrote; other people’s posts can’t be removed by you and must be flagged under policy.

Yes, you can post a Google review with a Yahoo email by creating a Google account tied to that address and signing in to Maps.

No, you can’t trace private details of a Google review; you can only monitor public info and set alerts for new feedback.

No—Google Reviews only show reaction counts, not the names behind them.

No, Google reviews don’t allow a separate reply to a business owner’s response; you can edit or update your original review instead.

If Google reviews aren’t visible, sign in, clear filters, and check policy removals or outages before troubleshooting the app.