Rotten Tomatoes is an industry-standard review aggregator with massive global reach and utility, verified by its 1998 launch date and team size of 350. However, the project submission quality is extremely poor, featuring vague claims ('everyone', 'most people'), typos ('marketcap' in revenue field), and lack of specific metrics. While the entity's intrinsic value warrants a high score (calibration 400-700+), the low-effort submission significantly penalizes the final result, particularly in Response Quality and the Quality Factors for Traction and Reach.
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