<quote user="MYGREATDEALS"> But now how to get enable the comments vote. </quote> I have enabled rating and commenting on the scorecard again. Note that if there's suspicious rating activity in the future, these may be restricted again. <quote> Can these type of ratings from such users can harm the ...

The WOT add-on is NOT adding those. It looks like something else is. You may want to start disabling add-ons one by one and see when they stop showing up in search results. One good indication is also to check where the links go.

I'm having the same trouble, as if somehow it got turned off. How do I get it working again?


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Ratings are all stored correctly, but some mass ratings are missing from the My ratings page due to a pagination issue. We'll investigate.

<quote user="bobo280"> The rating of the majority of the members is bad </quote> No, the ratings from the majority of people are good, hence the good reputation. You should learn <a href="https://www.mywot.com/wiki/FAQ#Ratings_vs._comments">the difference</a> between comments and ratings. <quote> Un...

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VanofEternia: if you feel this strongly about Facebook, you may want to install the Disconnect add-on to block it everywhere.

<quote user="JWebOfTrustB"> The misbehavior of 'Dis/Like' on some 'controversial' comments/domains: click Like does not increase the count! (unreasonable) </quote> I can't reproduce this, seems to work just fine for me. When you press the agree button once, the number of agrees increases. When you p...

The reputation is based on user ratings, not the comments you see on the scorecard. Leaving comments is optional, which means people who disagree with the reputation are far more likely to leave them. In other words, the people who had bad experiences with the site were in the minority. You can lear...

As of today, you can start using #hashtags in your comments. Read more from <a href="/blog/468-introducing-hashtags">our blog post</a>. Here are examples of some of the hashtags for classifying sites with bad reputation that we think might be useful for WOT users. As always it is a good practise to ...

The comments are from real people, but their ratings don't have much weight, so the reputation remains poor. This happens a lot with various pyramid schemes, for example, where there the victims are recruited to post positive comments.