I wish you could be more honest in Uber ratings. I feel like the app puts a lot of pressure on you to give a 5, and I feel like anything less than a 5 is likely punitive on the driver, so I always avoid it.  

Am I doing it wrong or should I be fully honest?

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I can’t tell how much I really care, and generally the quality is good enough most of the time 

But to me there is a big difference between a clean car that smells great with a smooth driver 

Vs a smelly hot car w a lurchy driver that makes me carsick

Today they both get 5s from me and that doesn’t feel right

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That’s a great way of putting it 

And it’s why I give 5s

I have these feelings too. 
Human Compassion vs, a blunt nuance-less feedback input signal. 

The tyranny of a low-pass filter that fucks with peoples lives, who can least afford it.

This is true for all marketplaces - Uber, Airbnb, Yelp, etc. Reviews have become worthless because we all feel pressure to give a 5

Yes. I think it’s basically fine or there’s a problem. No shared understanding of what a 3 is. But maybe that’s ok here?

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