Welcome back. I see only one negative feedback on your profile which was left by actmyname, others is neutral. You can try contacting him in personal, maybe he will delete his feedback or change it to neutral. If not, you can try to be good member of community, report scams and abuse, help other members and in this way prove that you're trustworthy member.
Thanks mate. I actually did and he removed
A very kind and forgiving member of this community i would say
You simply left the forum, let some time pass and now you want to come back as if you did nothing wrong.
I didn't really left the forum. I was still coming back to make some posts
Prove that you deserve a second chance.
I will. Though i still won't be posting much again at least for now. I probably would be stumbling around Bitcoin Technical Support and Development and Technical Support boards
Signature campaigns and giveaways are not my thing anymore. But i might involve in some trades
I am working on my own projects right now
This is the right way to request remove negative feedback's although its depend who have left you that feedback's. I like this strategy to request. Since you are accepting your mistake and you will never repeat again I think you deserve a chance. I believe actmyname will reconsider this case and he will turn into neutral and admin also encourage to forgive past mistakes. Seems your feedback almost 3 years back.
You should be willing to forgive past mistakes if the person seems unlikely to do it again.
You can send a PM to actmyname and request him for reconsideration.
Thanks Coolcryptovator. Both DarkStar_ and actmyname were kind enough to remove the negative feedback on request.
Thugh the request was made before this post, i thought writing an apology letter towards the community was the right thing to do
I don't necessarily disagree with this, but I salute OP for at least coming clean about his wrongdoing. It sounded sincere, and that's more than can be said for a lot of these cases. I'd also point hat he did was dishonest but wasn't anywhere near the magnitude of, say, Master-P dishonesty.
Thanks mate. 3 years is a really long time for a change. Behavior and career wise
Will be making another reply answering Timelord2067 questions