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One approach might be to shadowban fake accounts' reviews. They still show up as text, but they don't get counted in the average. If Amazon at T = 0 know which
by heartbeats 7y ago
One approach might be to shadowban fake accounts' reviews. They still show up as text, but they don't get counted in the average. If Amazon at T = 0 know which reviews are legitimate and which aren't, someone who consistently gives five-star reviews to shit products could have their ratings lowered in importance.
You could go all the way with this: look at my reviews, and then only show me reviews made by people with similar tastes.
- julianlam 7y agoA good idea. I'd wager that a high proportion of users who join these "rating review" schemes are accounts that rate 90+% of their items as 5 stars. If you check my Amazon account, I don't even rate most of my purchases. It's a rather low sensitivity metric but one that has some value.