Reviving this thread for this one:
I didn’t know that I designed an anime hueforge, but ok 
We kinda need a new reporting option. “Irrelevant photo” - It could leave the review there, and just remove the photo and deduct the extra points they got for uploading a photo
Is it though? Or are they just giving you anime eyes? 
I think they like more than just the print. 
No, they are definitely farming points. Just lazy to upload a random photo just for a few points…
But why do it? In order to rate profile, the item had to be printed, what’s so hard in taking a single photo of the printed item?
Or… Is there a possibility they altered profile so much, the actual print is garbage that printed quickly enough that allowed to rate the profile and so relevant photo is impossible?
Also - point farming that way is the dumbest possible way to do it: the points for ratings are hard capped at 50 per month. If ya want them, just print something useful and rate it! I can’t understand this way of farming points…
Yep. Just lazy and wanted more points.
I finally had this happen to me. Someone decided to print the ‘small’ version of a watering can I made, and then rated it 2/5 because it was small. I’ll never understand it…
Yeah, report that one. That’s so dumb. Next one posted here is gonna be like
bad color
I’m glad I haven’t got weird/bad ratings yet… Worst one I had was from most likely beginner user that had their first experience with multi-color print and was surprised that the printer had created “completely separate shape next to the actual one”. I’ll be honest - my first experience with prime tower was also surprising, but those things can be useful too
J’ai vu que certaines personnes se “plaignent” que d’autres ne mettent que 3 étoiles alors qu’ils disent qu’ils sont très content de leur impression. Cela met arrivé 2 fois, impossible de mettre 4 ou 5 étoiles mais d’en mettre 1, 2 ou c’est possible. J’ai ce message qui s’affiche : “Pour obtenir une note de 4 à 5 étoiles, il faut au moins une impression réussie de ce profil d’impression”. Dans mon historique, les 2 impressions que j’ai faites sont bien marquées comme réussies mais lorsque je veux attribuer une note de 5 étoiles, c’est impossible et ce message revient. Par contre, j’ai mis des boosts et là pas de problèmes. Quelqu’un pourrait me dire pourquoi ceci et comment remédier à ce problème ? De plus, un designer m’a créé un profil personnel, et je n’ai pas pu lui mettre 5 étoiles, heureusement j’ai pu le booster pour lui prouver ma bonne foi. A savoir qu’à chaque impression que je réalise, je note et mets des photos de mes impressions. Je vous remercie d’avance de m’aider
Here’s another great one.
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Strength Issue: Printed in PETG and it’s not structurally sound because the walls are hollow instead of being accent
It is wobbling right in front of my eyes!
The frequency of ratings such as this seems to have increased noticeably over the past couple of weeks…
I’m looking forward to finding out why 2mm thick walls on a poop bin are “too thin”, although I don’t have high hopes of receiving a reply.
Maybe they don’t understand it’s for the printer and they are trying to sit on it? 
I noticed this too, and I think these are the main reasons:
1.) Due to the current sale, more non-experienced people are using a 3D printer.
2.) Bambulab allows to change the settings of a downloaded print profile and still rate the profile. So you never know if the user really used your predefined settings.
i had one 3 star the other day because of “stringing” 250+ other people gave 4-5 stars. I guess we need to go tune their filaments for them also
I had one rating that said “Didn’t like the colour”
So as well as tuning the filament, we should also choose the type and colour
I just got a three star “Decent” review. Looking forward to hearing more. 
Meanwhile the profile leeches have perfect 5 star ratings. Ugh.
Welp… I guess I jinxed it…
The original says “Lässt sich nicht sraten”. I assume “starten” so “cannot start”… That’s certainly not a profile issue.
That figures. Well congrats on your first, and no doubt there’s many more to come!
