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The same thing they do now, let it potentially damage the restaurant's reputation. I've seen literally the most fucked up reviews drag down an otherwise 5-star
by ngoel36 13y ago
The same thing they do now, let it potentially damage the restaurant's reputation. I've seen literally the most fucked up reviews drag down an otherwise 5-star restaurant's ratings...shit like: "The chef's tasting menu was a great price, but it was far too much food...how much sushi do they think two people can eat?" and "My waitress just had the ugliest sweater when I went in today, completely ruined my usually delicious burger! 1 star."
I really wish they had a more quantitatively factored upvote/downvote/reputation system.
- loceng 13y agoThis would be counter to their apparent extortion model of being able to "fix reviews" if you're a paying business.
- _k 13y agoIs that something they still do ?
- saosebastiao 13y agoEven if they didn't, how would we know? I have seen countless 1-star reviews of restaurants that I have visited where the content of the review is just bizarre: incorrect names of people, items that aren't on the menu, server practices that are completely out of the ordinary, etc. I can't help but think they are the result of a desperate Yelp ad salesman who wants to burn someone for not buying.
- loceng 13y agoMight be nice way to get a competitor ranked lower - whereby hiring people to create bad reviews of your top competitors ...
- snotthrowaway 13y agoYes. But only if you believe the near endless stories of available online.
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