I really don't want anyone to be rated publicly on the internet. I've good and bad interactions with cops, but all something like this would do is accumulate la

I really don't want anyone to be rated publicly on the internet. I've good and bad interactions with cops, but all something like this would do is accumulate latent negative experiences probably until all cops have some. This is furthered by apparent social pressure to publicly deride cops in general, and I'd wager that even someone who's had good experiences with cops is much more likely to only publicly describe a bad experience. People don't only exist at one point in time, neither do interactions. I witnessed a woman start filming and getting in the officers faces long after it was evident that the person obviously needed to be taken out of the space. Maybe she posted it to her Instagram. Nobody's going to challenge that, even though she was more likely just trying to draw attention to herself and getting in the way.