Virtualtourist again

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A common bug bear, with me at any rate, is when someone goes somewhere and then adds a new entry for all aspects of the place - "Here is the front door of the cathedral", then another complete entry "Here is the back door of the cathedral", ad infinitum until they have ten tips covering one place. They could easily have got it all in one and used a travelogue.

Perhaps worse.... is when someone comes along and rates each tip, when they contain the same info or none at all, just a damned photo. All these do is make the tips section more tedious to go through to find the real gold nuggets of info you want!

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