Yes, Bing Has Human Search Quality Raters & Here’s How They Judge Web Pages  A web page that definitively satisfies a searcher’s intent is “Perfect,” and should appear at the top of Bing’s search results. On the other end of the scale, spammy web pages and pages that almost no searcher would find useful are deemed “Bad.” That’s a bit of how Bing instructs the people in its Human Relevance System (HRS) project to grade web pages. It’s explained in a 52-page document that Bing calls the “HRS Judging Guidelines.” 
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Yes, Bing Has Human Search Quality Raters & Here’s How They Judge Web Pages 

A web page that definitively satisfies a searcher’s intent is “Perfect,” and should appear at the top of Bing’s search results. On the other end of the scale, spammy web pages and pages that almost no searcher would find useful are deemed “Bad.” That’s a bit of how Bing instructs the people in its Human Relevance System (HRS) project to grade web pages. It’s explained in a 52-page document that Bing calls the “HRS Judging Guidelines.” 

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