Why are the scores of Weibo and Douban not credible?

Everyone knows the importance of scoring. When we buy something or go to a place, we will habitually look at other people's comments on it. Among them, a blog and a page are the giants of the Internet, which gather a large number of users and are also places where many people get information sources. A large number of people will choose to watch the scores on these two apps. But now the scores of these two apps are not credible. Do you know why?

Specific analysis: I think there are three reasons why the rating of a blog and a flap is not credible: First, the age gap between users is too large. It can be said that the users of these two apps include people of all ages and will inevitably have many different comments on one thing. It takes a lot of time to get the information you want. Second, there are too many water forces. Many people spend a lot of money praising their idols in order to support them. You can watch movies, or you can watch movies. If there are big-name stars, the evaluation of the work must be high. Many people don't pay attention to the plot and acting at all. Can you believe this score? Third, the scoring threshold is too low. Many people don't understand things, but they can comment on the internet, which is not objective enough and has no reference significance.

Writing a good evaluation system for everyone requires the joint efforts of all sectors of society. Relevant apps strengthen evaluation and supervision, punish some behaviors that deliberately brush points, and cannot turn a blind eye. Users need an objective and fair evaluation, not personal feelings. You know, being convenient to others means being convenient to yourself. Only when everyone has a sense of responsibility can our network be cleaner. Finally, learn to try. The quality of a thing can't be known until we try it. I don't think it's good to change our minds just because others are careless.

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