Ratemyprofessors.com is a good idea! Professors, especially tenured ones, are practically immune from sanction. Let them be rated and defend themselves.
This professor has no problem (in practicality) being evaluated by students. I seem to have pulled the wool over their eyes, as they always rate me pretty high. But theoretically, I think it is wrong to have the students evaluate their teachers. But it’s never hurt me.
I really don’t care to find out the names of any student. What would be more interesting to me is the correlation between their grade and their comments. In the relatively few cases where I know the student’s ranking of me (we do university-wide student evaluations each semester), there is almost a perfect inverse correlation. That is, the students who don’t come to class, don’t do well on exams, and score badly in the course consistently give me the lowest ranks and vice versa. Given that information and my low ranking by some, it would be nice to see some honesty by the students if, when they bad-mouth a professor, they also point out that they only attended a third of the lectures and never turned in any of the homework.