Marking users is possible?

[Cent21]

Hi everybody.

I'm wondering if there is a way to mark a user adding his profile a note.

Sometimes i see a few people writing without using brain on here, so it will be usefull to me to be able to mark that users to recognise them immediately in the future.

I know there is the trust section, but if i understand right, that section is public (every user can see it).

What i was thinking about is a "private" trust section... Is there any?

Thanks.

[1715021221]

1715021221

[1715021221]

1715021221

[1715021221]

1715021221

[1715021221]

1715021221

[1715021221]

1715021221

[merelcoin]

Hi everybody.

I'm wondering if there is a way to mark a user adding his profile a note.

Sometimes i see a few people writing without using brain on here, so it will be usefull to me to be able to mark that users to recognise them immediately in the future.

I know there is the trust section, but if i understand right, that section is public (every user can see it).

What i was thinking about is a "private" trust section... Is there any?

Thanks.

I think your options are more or less limited to:
- adding the user to your trustlist
- giving positive feedback on the user's profile
- installing https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264337 (bitcointalk++, a very old, afaik unsupported, script that adds certain features)

[Cent21]

I think your options are more or less limited to:
- adding the user to your trustlist
- giving positive feedback on the user's profile
- installing https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=264337 (bitcointalk++, a very old, afaik unsupported, script that adds certain features)

I'll give a look.

Thanks for your advice.

[awesome31312]

An idea would be to have a place for comments on a user's profile. These comments can be filtered by virtue of the Trust rating of the member making the comment. This may not may not be a good idea considering how similar it might become to social media (ie Facebook walls), but people are already leaving comments as trust ratings in neutral form.