10. A method for identifying potentially suspicious business listings for moderation, the method comprising: storing, in a memory, a business listing database comprising a plurality of business listings; establishing, in the memory, a plurality of business listing configuration rules, wherein each rule establishes whether a business listing is a trusted business listing; and evaluating, with a processor, a selected business listing of the plurality of business listings with the plurality of business listing configuration rules; determining, with the processor, whether the selected business listing complies with a selected one of the plurality of business listing configuration rules, wherein: the selected business listing configuration rule comprises an authoritative source location; the authoritative source location identifies a trusted source of business information; and the selected business listing is determined as not complying with the selected business listing configuration rule when the selected business listing does not include the authoritative source location identified by the selected business listing configuration rule; identifying the selected business listing as a potentially suspicious business listing when the selected business listing does not comply with the selected one of the plurality of the business listing configuration rules assigning the selected business listing a new business listing problem when the selected business listing is identified as being a potentially suspicious business listing but has not been previously assigned a business listing problem; and prioritizing the selected business listing for moderation based on the assigned business listing problem to the selected business listing.
10. A method for identifying potentially suspicious business listings for moderation, the method comprising: storing, in a memory, a business listing database comprising a plurality of business listings; establishing, in the memory, a plurality of business listing configuration rules, wherein each rule establishes whether a business listing is a trusted business listing; and evaluating, with a processor, a selected business listing of the plurality of business listings with the plurality of business listing configuration rules; determining, with the processor, whether the selected business listing complies with a selected one of the plurality of business listing configuration rules, wherein: the selected business listing configuration rule comprises an authoritative source location; the authoritative source location identifies a trusted source of business information; and the selected business listing is determined as not complying with the selected business listing configuration rule when the selected business listing does not include the authoritative source location identified by the selected business listing configuration rule; identifying the selected business listing as a potentially suspicious business listing when the selected business listing does not comply with the selected one of the plurality of the business listing configuration rules assigning the selected business listing a new business listing problem when the selected business listing is identified as being a potentially suspicious business listing but has not been previously assigned a business listing problem; and prioritizing the selected business listing for moderation based on the assigned business listing problem to the selected business listing. 12. The method of claim 10 , further comprising: removing the selected business listing from the business listing database when the selected business listing is not identified as being suspicious but has been previously assigned the business listing problem; and maintaining the previously assigned business listing problem with the selected business listing when the selected business listing is identified as being the potentially suspicious business listing and the selected business listing was previously assigned the previously assigned business listing problem.