Reminds me of the old fivestar.io - which aggregated Amazon reviews back when they were somewhat reliable. It would bucket them by price category (highest rated

Reminds me of the old fivestar.io - which aggregated Amazon reviews back when they were somewhat reliable. It would bucket them by price category (highest rated products in the $100-$250 category) Back when searching "best [product] 2014" was actually a way to find good stuff on the internet - fivestar was able to generate those answers on-the-fly. I'd find I'd spend an hour or so researching something like a router, plug "router" into fivestar, and my pick would be at the top of the list. Those days are gone for the same concerns others have raised for your site. fivestar worked until reviews started to get gamed. This is an awesome website and I see myself using it. I hope it doesn't meet the same fate!