Whereas a (reasonably-managed, honest) comment section provides loads of information that's actually valuable to the consumer. Maybe your conversion goes up a tick the first time you put them on the site, but when a repeat viewer sees the same ones again they're going to roll their eyes and register you as untrustworthy. _Everyone_ knows the testimonials are garbage. Consider the difference on an ecommerce site between a comment section vs a few company-picked "testimonials" above the fold. If you make it valuable they will use it. Users are able to identify when something is valuable to them. I don't understand why companies constantly do stuff that serves only _themselves_, and then expect users to engage with it because it exists.
I'm never going to install it, and I have all but stopped reading it because these prompts are so obnoxious. It is pretty offensive that they say "reddit works better on the app" when the only reason for that is that they broke everything on mobile (on purpose?) in a series of badly-implemented redesigns.
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