I couldn't find a place online where I could easily get an overview of how a corporation was conducting itself ethically. Instead I would find information and i

I couldn't find a place online where I could easily get an overview of how a corporation was conducting itself ethically. Instead I would find information and impressions from a mix of news websites, Reddit, HN, blogs, and try to piece things together from there. Suitocracy aims to be a single place where anyone can find and contribute information on a per company basis. While there are a number of corporate reputation ranking systems and the like, they tend to use a lot of information provided by the companies themselves and often consider "reputation" as encompassing profitability, innovation, marketing prowess, and other factors which I don't think tell us all that much about good corporate citizenship. Some only list companies that sign up to be listed. For the time being I've limited the scope to just big companies in the tech sector (with a few borderline cases such as Uber and Tesla, since they're of interest). The plan of course is to eventually list big companies from all industries. So, I am hoping my friends have left enough content on there to demonstrate the idea sufficiently. It's that old chicken and egg scenario with user-generated content, I suppose. In any case, I would love some feedback, and am happy to answer any questions, technical or conceptual.