>All these claims are publicly testable using web archives
I'm confused about how you think this would work.
1. Yelp doesn't report on its approval speed.
2. To get an accurate report on this, you would have to have several accounts posting positive and negative reviews on the same pages. Yelp doesn't allow this and would ban the accounts.
3. Yelp explicitly disallows scraping their site (i.e. having a bot archive the pages). Doing so would be thwarted by their anti-bot measures. It's also against their TOS.[0]
Do you have web archives that can be used to build these stats?
I'm confused about how you think this would work.
1. Yelp doesn't report on its approval speed.
2. To get an accurate report on this, you would have to have several accounts posting positive and negative reviews on the same pages. Yelp doesn't allow this and would ban the accounts.
3. Yelp explicitly disallows scraping their site (i.e. having a bot archive the pages). Doing so would be thwarted by their anti-bot measures. It's also against their TOS.[0]
Do you have web archives that can be used to build these stats?
[0]: https://www.yelp-support.com/article/Can-I-copy-or-scrape-da...