Criminal records are presumably based upon written laws, public evaluation of collected evidence, trial, and conviction. That process doesn't always arrive at t

Criminal records are presumably based upon written laws, public evaluation of collected evidence, trial, and conviction. That process doesn't always arrive at the right outcome, but at least it strives to be correct. And later, you can find those records and make up your own mind about the person with the rap sheet, if needed. That can't be the case with personal ratings, because there's no public evaluation or context or validation of each rating. You talk about "dimming" as if it solves a problem, but what overall problem do personal ratings solve, really? "Dimming" is a solution patched on top of a non-problem. I don't get it.