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I support ratemyteachers.com
I think students should have all rights to say what they want about their teachers as part of the US 1st amendment. After taking a look at the reviews for my school's teachers I have to say that the reviews are pretty representative of how the teachers really are in real life, since the site allows anonymous commenting students feel safe to really express how they feel about teachers and the website allows one to get a sense of who they'll be having class with when they're going to face a new teacher. Not only that but ratemyteachers.com allows school administrator to moderate the comments if they so wish, so all in all I think the website is a win win for both students and school employees. I see absolutely no reason at all for such a site to be taken down and am sad that French officials decided to do such.

- John Musbach
Posted by: John Musbach   Posted on: 03/08/08 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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Teachers do not want their poor performance's  mrlinux | 03/03/08
Kids tell others ...  Prosthetic_Lips | 03/04/08
Actually, one could conclude that  Boot_Agnostic | 03/03/08
Why don't you also have...  zkiwi | 03/03/08
Well then how do you weed out teachers...  mrlinux | 03/03/08
What qualifies student to judge?  DarbyOhara | 03/04/08
Students are well-qualified to judge teachers  kckn4fun | 03/04/08
Don't be abusrd  athlon | 03/03/08
Ahhh free speech  tom.toughill@... | 03/04/08
Free Speech  voska1 | 03/04/08
Product Reviews  p0figster | 03/04/08
I agree mostly  Boot_Agnostic | 03/05/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  bruce.greiner@... | 03/03/08
Please,  jbobby_2000@... | 03/03/08
A potentially rude american happy  batch | 03/04/08
You are not rude!!  jbobby_2000@... | 03/05/08
This court ruling is rude.  TheSimulacra | 03/04/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  kguzzi@... | 03/03/08
Well I do not know where you went to school...  mrlinux | 03/03/08
Who put the evaluation  magallanes | 03/03/08
There's a solution: no grades at all!!  vic_peacock | 03/04/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  LordLiverpool | 03/04/08
Same with bad physicians  Boot_Agnostic | 03/04/08
For those who say it defames  Boot_Agnostic | 03/04/08
What is life?  roberto_maietta@... | 03/04/08
Host it in America  bweir13 | 03/04/08
French Court was ethically in the wrong  Dr_Zinj | 03/04/08
Simple Answer  dsides@... | 03/04/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  yid_witch@... | 03/04/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  TheSimulacra | 03/04/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  fleshban@... | 03/04/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  ali.thinks@... | 03/04/08
RE: French court says site cannot grade teachers  jbobby_2000@... | 03/05/08
Again, the system can be constructed  Boot_Agnostic | 03/05/08
I support ratemyteachers.com  John Musbach | 03/08/08

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