Reviews
Theaters, food places, schools, organizations, and critiques with scorecards plus relationship context.
Review Rubrics
How reviews are scored
Each score is out of 10. Choose a rubric to see the scorecard used for that kind of recommendation.
Theater scoring can cover movies or plays. The relationship layer can connect a review to the work, script, production, venue, and format.
Food Place scoring keeps the meal, service, value, and setting visible while the relationship layer separates a brand from a specific branch or institution.
School scoring focuses on class experience and institution context, with teachers represented as related people who can cross schools.
Organization scoring focuses on public experience, communication, accessibility, transparency, and trust.
Relationship Layer
A review can point to a specific branch, brand, institution, person, work, script, venue, or organization. That keeps McDonald's in Fontana separate from McDonald's in Bangkok while still linking both to the McDonald's brand.