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I mean, let's use a "proper" range 1 to 10. Your first ride is a 6 (average, sufficient but nothing to talk about), you "upvote" him. Your second one is a 7 (s

by jaclaz 3y ago

I mean, let's use a "proper" range 1 to 10. Your first ride is a 6 (average, sufficient but nothing to talk about), you "upvote" him. Your second one is a 7 (so better than your first one) and you then "upvote" him. Your third one is a 8 (better than your first one) and you then "upvote" him. Your fourth one is a 7 (worse than your last one, but exactly as the second one) but you "downvote" him. Drivers #2 and #4 were at the same level, but one got an "upvote" and one got a "downvote".

rjmunro 3y ago
From me one got an "upvote" and one got a "downvote", but from all customers on average they would get a similar number of "upvotes" and "downvotes". (You can't "upvote" your first driver as you have no comparison)