“We can look at random samples of raters, and if they're rating things very differently than self-selected, possibly malicious raters, then that's a very important signal”
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treat raters with highly similar past ratings as the same person to limit influence
“We can look at random samples of raters, and if they're rating things very differently than self-selected, possibly malicious raters, then that's a very important signal”
“I use Google LSA, local service ads, for advertising. We are a pretty highly rated company in Lexington.”
“For 2026, that limit is $111,000 per person.”
“I'd rather take $50,000 and hire a new person who does just influencers for me… more long term investment”
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