Personally I think the current system works fine if we keep allowing public disputes like we have seen lately. When bad feedback is given have it posted in Meta and let the community decide if the feedback was bad/warranted. For a new member to join and be presented with a random list would be pretty confusing imo.
That's how I feel and that's what I like about the current system as it does work well in these situations. If someone has left an unjust or harsh feedback the recipient of it can bring it up and others can comment on it and it'll usually get removed by the person who left it if it is indeed unjust or harsh. As long as we have rational, decent people in the default trust I think it polices itself pretty well. That being said, I am always open to new ideas or system proposals.
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Isn't it likely it was this loan that caused you to make the low-quality posts in the first place? Will you not just do the same again? I'm sure Marco will understand with the loan and he's in charge of the signature campaign you're on so I think you'll be ok but I think you'll likely have to just wait out the ban.
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I dunno. I commend you for trying to come up with something better but no system is ever going to be perfect and people will always complain whatever happens. This proposal seems much more confusing than the current one and I'm sure it will be much worse for newbs but I'll need to study it a bit more. I think certain people will be biased for and against each. Those currently on the default list will likely want to stay there with the old system and those not or recently removed will likely want this new one. I'd probably need to see it in action to say whether it's better or not, but I think at the moment I'd rather stick with the current version but am open to change my mind or to other completely different systems or suggestions. One suggestion I would make for the current system is to limit the amount of users people can add to their trust list. Maybe 10-20, and I think this will cut down on people adding masses of people just to boost their own rep.
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You have a right to sell anything at any cost but people also have a right to comment on the price of something whether you like it or not. You should've just ignored it instead of abusing your position in an attempt to get someone to shut up.
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Vod said he will remove the feedback so please do the same and close all relevant threads. I know it's frustrating getting unjust feedback but the better solution is always to remain calm and try work shit out reasonably.
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Use the table posted several times above and you can easily work it out for yourself. Next activity period starts tomorrow.
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Well some cases will unfortunately go unresolved but I've PMd vod so hopefully this one won't be.
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hilariousandco Thanks. i think the promotion is over...
4days since claiming the 0.1mBtc..but till now my balance still 0.00
He will credit randomly within weeks. Just wait. ok sir i still wait ... username : howbtc You need to follow the format in the op with your username on the first line or you likely won't get credited as a bot checks for payouts.
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The feedback system isnt perfect but unjust negatives can oftentimes be worked out. Moderation of the trust system would likely cause more problems than it solves especially if proper research isn't put into a case (and mods don't really have time for this).
Incoming Techshare rant in 5...4...
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I don't know what of this is true, but even if you were actually sockpuppeting (does this word even exist?)
It certainly exists on this forum . Does anyone know the corresponding hero level username affiliated with the Hashie account? They made a threat to me once after accusing me of using a sock puppet and mentioned they were a hero level user on the default trust, and would use that account to leave me a negative. ...PS: This is from a hero member. You're going to get default-trusted negatives if you try to bring any more sockpuppets into this thread.
If they were to use a hero member on default trust list to give you a negative feedback for asking questions about their business then the account would certainly be removed from default trust list. Techshare knows all about this.
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I am not sure the issue is here..
-Grabbing people with good reps is a smart move
Smart, sure, but it also leads people to be rightfully suspicious. I think he's likely trying to buy/acquire some positive feedback so I'm guessing that's why they were headhunted and I think people often look at this type of behaviour with concern. It's definitely worth making people aware of and keeping an eye on that's for sure.
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Looks like someone removed their positive (or got demoted?). You had two or three positives before, right? I'll PM vod later if he doesn't remove it before.
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Will they just be deleted? Do they go to offtopic? Do we have an emergency service? Have you tried ringing the Internet Police? I mean, seriously. People were calling the drop for months and were called trolls now look what happend.
If you keep calling it everyday without fail it is bound to happen eventually.
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0.4 is quite low when you think about it but it's seemingly the going rate, but that's for a bog-standard 240 or so activity one and this is going on Hero-level. There's more of Seniors for sale now so that will keep the price down as well but they'll likely be more valuable when a big campaign like PD re-enters the field.
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Bump. Must be someone who would like this. Just make me an offer for it as I need it gone before it expires.
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I have to say this is one of Vod's stranger negative ratings. I think it was pretty clear why you were lying about your postal code, eg in order to use a service you would otherwise be unable to use.
Yeah, this negative seems overkill here. A neutral at most but even that seems unnecessary. I'm sure vod will remove it. I'm unsure why the mod and admin team leave this so open. Someone should not be allowed to leave feedback, good bad or neutral without having done a deal or been involved with a person.
So scammers have to successfully scam before they get negative? That's not going to stop anyone from getting scammed, but people need to make sure there's reasonable evidence or behavior of a scam or fraud etc before they leave feedback.
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Selling accounts shouldn't be allowed, and Bitcointalk shouldn't endorse it. The argument given against it is that accounts will be sold with or without the approval of this forum, so keeping it open warns others.
However, if Bitcointalk says its against the rules, and everytime takes the side of the seller, than it means buyers take a huge risk as accounts can be taken back anytime. That should drastically decrease account trading.
It's not really endorsed. Ponzis and scams are 'allowed' ie not moderated but that doesn't mean the forum endorses them. I also think it's rare that any accounts get recovered by theymos nowadays so there's not much chance of someone doing this or it's certainly not as easy as that, but buyers should be aware of the risks and if something goes wrong the staff aren't here to dig you out of it. just a question...
can you enumerate a few points why accounts could not be sold???
thanks
Could or should not?
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Who was added, philipma? He was added yesterday. Wern't you on the defaulttrust before but removed for some reason (think I read from you before this happened)? He may have trimmed his trust after being put on or maybe someone requested he removed you, but this is just speculation.
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Yes. Same infraction. Think people may have been banned for not doing that as well, though most seem to do it once they're aware of policy.
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