We do let our sellers know the feedback and cut and paste commetnts. We do not give the Sellers direct access to comments.

My MLS just offered Showing Time for free for its members. My company still uses Showingsdotcom that allows us to send feedback surveys to showing agents. When I receive the feedback, I read it and edit the showing agent's name and company out, then forward the feedback to my sellers without changing the remarks.

I do not expect agents to provide feedback via automated systems. If feedback was really wanted, I would get it. It is like having 50 images in the MLS....agents fill the slots because they are there, not because the add any value at all 

No. I will not deliberately set myself up to be ambushed by open source feedback that may be inappropriate or misdirected. Sorry, I don't trust agents to treat others with respect and honor in all things at all times. I will be the gatekeeper. However, I will share, properly formatted, all feedback received from any source.

I always review feedback first. So often agents confuse houses and send me feedback about the wrong house and then I have clients who are upset. Sometimes agents say something that is so inappropriate it's not worth upsetting your clients.

NO, most buyer broker do not leave any real informtion and those that do can be harsh. 

all info, if accurate is good. i think :)

Nancy Robinson - I think it's fair that seller reads the feedback directly from the buyer's agent. I share it as it with my buyers.

I give the sellers a cleaned up version.

Read feedback and consolidate it into a weekly report. I generally send an agent email or call you for feedback and thank you for taking time to show. I always think its impotant whether an agent writes or not. When I list we agree on a mutual day for all feedback from all sources . # of showings , any new listings, price adjustments etc. 

We use Showing Time but share the feedback with our clients rather than give them direct access.

Depends on the sellers. If tech savvy, they get the information raw sent via email. If not, print out what I can and hand it to them.