Quote - BTW to others, I don't like to single out any vendors on some hit list. I think that's a bit extreme.

Hit list? What? There talking about an 'Angie’s List' Sort of list not a 'Berlin 1938' kind of list. There is nothing extreme about consumers banding together to better insure quality and professionalism. If some vendor produced a product with exceptional promotional images yet the product itself is actually crap, I'd like to know about it before I whip out the credit card, and given the fact that 5 stars are the all to constant rating, I would rather know what people like Samtherapy, Acadia and such others think about the product. That's not an extreme concept, it's a smart one. Maybe you don't like the concept or truly think that it is unnecessary but to call it a 'hit list' IS extreme and by default labels those who do support the concept as bad guys (i.e. those who support hit lists are often bad guys).