Given the question: Here is a review left by a customer on a product. Would you say he was satisfied or dissatisfied? Title: Mix of Obvious and Repetitive Advice Review: 265 Troubleshooting Strategies presents a number of ideas to prevail over writer's block when writing non-fiction. Clouse covers areas from first drafts, rewrites, and for final revisions.The content is clear and straight forward and many of the ideas are practical. The book is lacking because the strategies are thin and mildly repetitive. The book is also filled with far too much obvious advice such as "Have other writers read your draft to make suggestions" and "use the internet for research." The instructions on editing offer nothing that isn't available in any book on revision.With such a large amount of books available for writing and editing, 265 Troubleshooting Strategies is left very far back in the pack. Better choices are "Getting the Words Right" by Theodore Cheney or "A Manual of Writers Tricks" by David Carroll, both of which give a far more comprehensive guide on improving your prose as well as many fresh new ideas for writing.
The answer is:
dissatisfied