> Ask yourself why you consider it right to shame them by name, when OP did not consider it right to do so. To prevent people from getting ripped off. Doxxing

> Ask yourself why you consider it right to shame them by name, when OP did not consider it right to do so. To prevent people from getting ripped off. Doxxing is the wrong metaphor here because it implies someone being put in a vulnerable position because of their private activity. It isn't "doxxing" to name the restaurant in town which persistently fails health department inspections, or the contractor who can't install shingles competently. Why? Because that's business, and business is in the public sphere. Providing bad reviews prevents those bad actors from harming other members of the public.