In a world subject to relativity, your perspective of value is different from anyone else's. Hence, to rate businesses based on another person's taste or perspective is a flawed proposition.
In the words of Anaïs Nin: "We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are."
Imagine someone who doesn't like French fries downgrading every place that serves them. Conversely, we all know how every business, even bad ones, can muster up great references from their family if they have to. Ratings are not meritocratic, cannot be trusted, and thus artificially distort the anticipated relevance of truth.
The information we provide on One Hilton Head is designed to help you create your own experiences with the establishments on the island. Bad businesses will disappear when three million visitors per year start ignoring them.