Yes, you can post a Steam review without buying, as long as the game was launched on your account by a free license, gift, key, family share, or event.

Yes, you can delete your own Steam review; you can’t remove others, and devs must flag violations for Valve moderation.

No, Booking.com doesn’t publish host-written reviews of guests; hosts can reply to guest reviews and report misconduct instead.

Yes, reviews on Rate My Professors can be removed if they violate posting rules; opinions that follow the rules usually remain.

No, reviewing your own business on Google breaks conflict-of-interest rules and risks removal or account action.

Missing Indeed company feedback often comes down to filters, region settings, moderation delays, or browser issues.

Yes, Indeed reviews can guide you well when you read patterns, weigh recency, and cross-check outliers.

No. On Indeed, employers can’t delete reviews, but you can flag rule-breaking posts and request moderation; authors can delete their own reviews.

No, Indeed only removes reviews that break its rules or the law; you can report issues and post a public reply.

Most access issues on Glassdoor stem from login, give-to-get limits, cookies, or network blocks.