referring initially to fig1 a system for interactively using information to assess and evaluate a product / service in accordance with the present invention , is represented in a schematic of its operational components . in this schematic , the system is generally designated 10 . as shown , the system 10 includes an analyzer 12 and a computer 14 . importantly , both the analyzer 12 and the computer 14 are provided to receive an inquiry 16 from an external entity ( not shown ). for purposes of the present invention , the inquiry 16 will pertain to a product / service ( not shown ) and it will typically be of commercial interest to the external entity . in overview of the system 10 , the analyzer 12 is provided to create a subjectively informed comment regarding the product / service that is the reason for inquiry 16 . on the other hand , the computer 14 is provided to create an objective appraisal of the product / service . as disclosed in detail below , the analyzer 12 and the computer 14 are required , in combination , for the subjective / objective purposes of the system 10 . for the subjective perspective of the present invention , the analyzer 12 is used to prepare a questionnaire . this questionnaire will be is based on the inquiry 16 , and it will typically include at least one question that pertains to a particular attribute of the product / service that is the basis of the inquiry 16 . also included in the questionnaire , will be a plurality of possible multiple - choice answers to the question . there may , of course , be a number of questions posed , with a respective number of multiple - choice answers for each question . once the questionnaire has been prepared , it is passed from the analyzer 12 to a plurality of competent members in a defined community 18 . each of the members that are identified by the analyzer 12 are to then select an answer ( s ) to the question ( s ) in the questionnaire . for purposes of the present invention , the identified members will typically be professionals , business - persons , and academics having technical and / or commercial investment interests in the product / service . fig1 also shows that a profiler 20 is included in the system 10 . as shown , the profiler 20 is provided to receive input from the defined community 18 . in particular , this input from the defined community 18 includes member comment ( s ) 22 which will include the questionnaire responses from individual members . for purposes of this disclosure , the member comment ( s ) 22 will be from those members of the defined community 18 that are identified by the analyzer 12 . input to the profiler 20 , however , may also include unsolicited voluntary comment ( s ) 24 from members of the defined community 18 that are not specifically identified by the analyzer 12 . in either case ( i . e . member comment ( s ) 22 and voluntary comment ( s ) 24 ), a member profile 26 is provided . each member profile 26 will provide information regarding the unique qualification and capabilities of the particular member that has provided either member comment ( s ) 22 or voluntary comment ( s ) 24 . the member profile 26 is then used by the profiler 20 to temper the respective member comment ( s ) 22 or voluntary comment ( s ) 24 . the result here is the creation of a subjectively informed comment 28 regarding the inquiry 16 . it is to be appreciated that the profiler 20 may also include a data base for archiving the member profile ( s ) 26 , as well as previous member comment ( s ) 22 and voluntary comment ( s ) 24 . the archived materials will generally be from members in the defined community 18 and will refer to a plurality of different products / services . for all operations of the system 10 , however , the data base is always accessible by the profiler 20 for a selective use of information from its database . at the interface between the subjective aspect of the system 10 ( i . e . analyzer 12 and profiler 18 ) and the objective aspect of the system 10 ( i . e . computer 14 ) is the evaluator 30 . as shown , the evaluator 30 receives input in the form of an informed comment ( s ) 28 from the profiler 20 and , as disclosed above , it receives a direct input in the form of an objective appraisal of the product / service from the computer 14 . in particular , the objective appraisal is based on test evaluations , clinical trials , and commercial comparisons that pertain to the specified product / service . the evaluator 30 then matches and evaluates the subjectively informed comment ( s ) 28 from the profiler 20 with the objective appraisal from the computer 14 to establish a weighted comment 32 . system 10 also includes a sorting unit 34 . as shown , the sorting unit 34 is connected with the evaluator 30 for receiving a plethora of weighted comments 32 regarding the product / service . at the sorting unit 34 , the weighted comments 32 are segregated into categories which are based on an assessment of predetermined aspects and attributes of the specified product / service . once they have been segregated , the weighted comments 32 are transferred to the computer 14 to be edited , compiled , formatted and organized . additional components of the system 10 may include a timer 36 . as envisioned for the present invention , the timer 36 will be incorporated into the computer 14 for the purpose of establishing a time period within which to respond to a particular inquiry 16 . fig1 also shows that the computer 14 can receive commercial input 38 which may be of interest for use in generating the objective appraisal ( disclosed above ), and / or for use in the creation of a publication 40 . as envisioned for the present invention , the publication 40 will typically include information concerning pricing , efficacy and availability of the product / service which has been identified in the inquiry 16 . for an operation of the system 10 , chart 42 in fig2 shows a logical sequence of steps for assessing and evaluating a product / service in accordance with the present invention . the important consequence of this operation is the creation of the publication 40 . as disclosed and claimed for the present invention , the publication 40 includes both subjective and objective considerations that are provided for a specified product / service from a wide variety of sources . while the particular system and method for assessing data for a specified product / service as herein shown and disclosed in detail is fully capable of obtaining the objects and providing the advantages herein before stated , it is to be understood that it is merely illustrative of the presently preferred embodiments of the invention and that no limitations are intended to the details of construction or design herein shown other than as described in the appended claims .