The text associated with 1-10 star ratings currently isn't very helpful.
For example, I feel like Star Wars: The Force Awakens is described best of the options with "weak sauce", but I don't think it was as bad as a 1.
It's the same with the other end: I could describe Scott Pilgrim as "totally ninja", but don't feel like it was a 10/10 masterpiece film.

I'm coming from MyAnimeList, where the 10 points each have a non-subjective position on the scale which I use to help me decide on an appropriate rating for the series/film. It helps stop me from rating merely "great" things as a 10 instead of a 9, and from rating shows that weren't too bad with a much lower score.

Is there any chance of the scale using better terminology? It doesn't have to be all super-serious, but terms like "weak sauce" and "totally ninja" carry different weights between different people. I assume that this was meant as fun since most people seem to be able to rate something out of 10 by magic, but I don't have that ability and rely on the attached descriptors to make a better judgement. The most specific I can get without assistance is "really good", "good", "meh" or "bad".

I suppose my solution should be to memorise MAL's descriptors so I get better at rating things. But this is still important to help other people from rating things too highly out of hype or too poorly out of hate.