I see this as a bad idea because it is personal and it is in print. When people have a bad experience with each other, time tends to heal the situation and many

I see this as a bad idea because it is personal and it is in print. When people have a bad experience with each other, time tends to heal the situation and many learn from the experience and most move on. Perhaps many situations could be chalked up to personality chemistry or bad timing or health issues. When the experiences are put in print and published, they drudge up the past and make a dynamic thing a static thing. The printed version of a bad experience won't heal and forgive as people do and the rating won't reinvent itself as people do. Even credit history is not kept for more than seven years if I'm not mistaken. People do change.