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> A user can't be expected to know where the line is between "working as intended" and "misbehaving". Sure they can. RH even blasted out messages through the a

> A user can't be expected to know where the line is between "working as intended" and "misbehaving". Sure they can. RH even blasted out messages through the app telling people exactly what is going on, and what they can and cannot do. Nothing I'm aware of confusing about it, certainly nothing that caused people to give this rating. I don't think people are dumb enough to not understand the difference between "this app is broken" and "I was forbidden from trading GME" with all the indications that were shown on the UI.

hetspookjee 6y ago
Speaking for myself I perceive the app rating as a conglomeration of possible perceptions. On what that rating might reflect. You state it should reflect the apps functionality, but I feel that an App that doesn't do what I want, intuitively, is not a good app. Some rate it high because the font is so lovely. I think in the end a one dimensional numbers falls short to describe the plethora of thoughts that go into creating a rating, that can be given on a whim.