with the way reviews are re-scored.

Recently, a client called me, quite upset, because he gave me 10 scores, which were changed.  I meet all the criteria for a 10 (there's nothing I don't offer).  

Here is a direct quote from his review:
"This was by far the best sexual experience of my life."

Now, if that ain't a "10," what is?

He specifically states in his review that I gave him DFK, BBBJTC, all positions, touching pussy inside and out, and offered Greek.  What more does it take for you guys to leave it a "10" and not arbitrarily reduce the score to a "9?"

"The 10 rating should be reserved for a provider who just lived up to your most powerful fantasy."
He says I did that.  I must have, because he sees me now every time he comes to Chicago.

"Again, please try to save the 8 and 9 ranks for situations where out of the ordinary services are provided (i.e.  Blow Job - without condom, Kissing with tongue, Really Bi, More than one guy). Each of these, beyond-the-call-of-duty talents count for one hard earned point.  Of course, the 10 rating should be reserved for an experience that is really worth a million!"
I do a BBBJ.  I do DFK.  I am very bi.  In fact, I just did a hot duo with him two days ago.  I also see more than one guy.  Although, he might not know that.  He says I am one in a million.  If you read the review, I think he makes this quite clear.  I do anal, as well.

My question is this.  If a guy writes a review that clearly states that I am stellar and he rates me a 10 and he affirms that I do all the activities that rate a 10, why do you guys lower it to a 9?  

IT SEEMS HIGHLY UNFAIR THAT YOU CAN ARBITRARILY LOWER A SCORE, WHEN ALL OF YOUR REQUIREMENTS HAVE BEEN MET AND THE REVIEWER RATE ME A 10.

Do you have a policy that only certain girls are allowed 10's?  I've gotten them before.  I don't see why this one should be different.  This is his first review.  I turned him onto your site's review section.  Now, he feels he shouldn't even bother, if his hard work is going to go "edited" and his evaluation of a girl is going to be second guessed.

Is it good business to scare off new reviewers who may be future good contributors to your site, valued members, and paying VIP members?

Is it fair to lower the score of a provider who delivered the goods, per the hobbyist; one who works her ass off to consistently deliver above and beyond the call of duty and who takes pride in her work?

I specifically strive to deliver quality and I offer EVERYTHING.  

What is the "trick" to keeping the review rated a "10," when I delivered a "10" performance and the reviewer rated me a "10" and states in his review that I am a "10" and I clearly met all the "10" requirements?

Do I need to send in some money or something?

In conclusion, a reviewer's opinion that I am a "10" is his REVIEW of me.  Why in the heck would you second guess the mind-blowing experience he had?

Not trying to be a bitch, just wondering...