Times have certainly changed and I guess you have to change with them.
There is an American company called called MFJ Enterprises that sells Cheap versions of ham radio accessories.
It's owned by a guy called (Martin F. Jue). He is one hell of a Character, you can find some Interview videos with him on YouTube
If you want to see a old 100% Chinese guy speak with a heavy Southern Mississippi accent then go watch him. Martin is a brilliant engineer, he designs and builds his own prototypes and then builds his own production lines.
Anyway the top Equipment reviewers back in the day would typically not review his equipment or keep reviews really short, like saying "Yes there is also the MFJ version of this product".
The idea was not to be rude and say it was bad or poorly made, but to just avoid having to mention it so viewers would avoid buying it.
Then one day a Operator on the Air said that MFJ stood for "Mighty Fine Junk"

Within weeks everyone was joking about it.
Well that fixed the Problem, people had no issues doing reviews anymore because we were all on the same page about what kind of product you were getting when you bought an MFJ product.