This is a nightmare-in-waiting: a human-rating app.
And it’s called peeple. (Of course it is.)
“So, you can’t please everybody, but if you’re a business owner, or you’re a professional, or you’re that young urbanite or you’re that parent looking to make better decisions, you also deserve to see where you could improve,” [peeple CEO and co-founder Julia Cordray] said.
“Think of this as an ability to grow and get some honest feedback.”
Yes, that’s just what the internet is good for: honest feedback.
And if you sign up and decide you don’t like it? Tough.
“Let’s say we allow you to delete your profile and let’s say you are a person of questionable character. All the people of questionable character could hide from the app and then what’s the point?” said Corday, adding those on the app could see benefits for their good scores.
What would be the point, indeed?
And even I, the epistemological nihilist, shrinks from this:
“It doesn’t matter how far apart we are in likes or dislikes,” she tells some bro at a bar in episode 10 [of her YouTube series]. “All that matters is what people say about us.”
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
h/t Shelby R. King, The Stranger
AbsurdBeats 
http://installingorder.org/2015/10/01/a-yelp-for-people/
I am busy reading about the People’s Republic under Mao Zedong and about the use of “struggle sessions”, I had no idea we turned so despotically Communistic, as this site and your comments is exactly what you are advocating. You better improve yourself and become a “good” citizen!