In reply to Barış Ünver.

It's not more open to abuse than a traditional hosting review site in which anybody can submit a review but no reader can look into where it came from. With that model, hosts can submit false reviews and nobody apart from the site owner can check them. On Twitter, people can see the tweet, who made it and even interact with them to see that they are a real person and so on. That's the main reason I chose social media for this project.

I haven't seen any evidence that what you fear is happening but it is something I am aware of as a possibility. I do pass over suspicious and accounts from time to time but I'm not sure hosts are behind them. I would sure love to call out and forever blacklist any host caught being so corrupt in a public forum. It would just be a matter of time before they're found out. They'd have to be fools to risk their reputation like that. The trend charts would probably be affected in an obvious way.