Well, 2 things mainly: 1. Auto scraping other people's photos and reposting is a bit morally gray. He claims he stopped doing this in an edit to the article an

Well, 2 things mainly: 1. Auto scraping other people's photos and reposting is a bit morally gray. He claims he stopped doing this in an edit to the article and now only scrapes royalty free stock photos 2. (Automatically?) posts guaranteed positive reviews for restaurants in exchange for goods (without disclosing this fact?) It would be one thing if he got a free meal in exchange for an honest review (good or bad). But an automated, guaranteed good review without disclosing you received a free meal is slimy in my book because it breaks down the trust of the review system. How can you tell if the ratings are from real people or paid bots? "Cool Movie" was rated two thumbs up by 10/10 critics!! vs. "Cool Movie" was rated two thumbs up by 10/10 critics!!* *All critics were given a free trip to Disneyland in exchange for two thumbs up rating