I seldom use neutral feedback, and I admit that I might not be well aware of their "real" use, are they meant for feedback that reflects trust or are they actually "sticky notes"?
dkbit98 left me a neutral feedback states the following:
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I must make clear that I have no issue with the said member putting me on his "ignore list", but I got inspired by the way he did that, which might actually answer my question above, neutral feedback may very well work like sticky notes.
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I think it takes some getting used to because
dkbit98 seems to actually know how to use the feedback as his own sticky notes (except for that fact that they are a bit too public), in fact, the reason he sent me the
sticky note feedback is that I pointed out his wrong action in that
particular case where he left neutral feedback (changed from negative) for a newbie who said.
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I mentioned that the accused member does not deserve even neutral feedback for expressing his opinion:
or ~KiD~ can just continue to use his other accounts in this forum
But that does not guarantee that you won't tag him again when and if he has an opinion which you consider wrong, be it wrong or not.
You are just a fake newbie, and you are not being persecuted, just NOT trusted by me.
Does that mean you trust everyone else whom you have not tagged? It is safe to assume that 99% of forum members don't trust 99% of other forum members, this does not give them the right to tag everyone they feel they can't trust.
IMO, even your neutral feedback is invalid, with all due respect, being a forum member I don't really care who don't you trust, I care about who is a proven scammer or at least has a very high chance of scamming, the rest is rather your 'well respected' personal opinions that shouldn't be on anyone's feedback page.
dkbit98 got mad:
Why the f. you tag and quote me, and dig-up this topic?
Did you fill up your chipmixer signature quote.... good for you.
I don't care much about your opinion dude so don't quote me again please.
Thanks
And then used his sticky notes on my trust page.
Now let us all try to reach consensus on this, apparently, if it's okay for dkbit98 to utilize neutral feedbacks as his sticky notes, we all should make use of that great forum functionality.
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