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WOT is very resistant to manipulation, and using bots to rate websites is not an effective way to manipulate ratings. You can learn more from our wiki FAQ: http://www.mywot.com/wiki/FAQ#Reputations_are_easy_to_manipulate Comment voting doesn't affect the reputation, it only determines the default order of comments on the scorecard. Voting is automatically disabled for controversial sites to prevent one side from suppressing opposing opinions. You can still rate the site and comment normally. As boring as it sounds, nobody from the pharmaceutical industry is paying us and we don't even know what this Codex you are referring to might be. Our reputations are based on ratings from our users, and cannot be bought by anyone.

We don't censor anything, we tell you how much people trust websites. Unfortunately, it seems most people, apparently including medical professionals, feel the anti-vaccination movement and many alternative medicines shouldn't be trusted, or might even be dangrous. You can learn more about their reasoning here, for example: http://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Vaccine_denialism If you feel a site has been unrated, you can rate it yourself or even start a discussion about it on the forum. If you own the site, here's what you can do: http://www.mywot.com/faq/website/reputation-problems#misrated You may also want to learn more about how the rating system works before making too many assumptions. Here's a good place to start: http://www.mywot.com/wiki/FAQ

We tell you how much people trust websites. It does seem that most people feel homeopathy cannot be trusted. You can learn more from Wikipedia, for example: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Homeopathy#Evidence If you feel a site has been rated unfairly, make sure you rate it yourself. You can also start a discussion about the site on the forum and ask others to review it. If you own the site, here's what you can do: http://www.mywot.com/faq/website/reputation-problems#misrated