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Yelp ratings get better when they cost something — like time, say Princeton researchers
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04/08/2019 from
www.princeton.edu/news/2019/07/31/yelp-ratings-get-better-when-they-cost-something-time-say-princeton-researchers
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free online ratings are less trustworthy than those that have some cost to them... In ecology, costly signaling theory argues that displays that “cost” more — like elaborate peacock tails, or strenuous displays of hunger from baby birds — are more likely to reflect reality... making rating goods or services as easy as possible... is counterproductive...Ratings are more accurate instead when they cost something to give.
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