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So I wanna ask, is there something way to correct the mistakes to remove the negative trust?
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you already answered your own question: nope
Only the person that give you negative trust can remove it... There are a couple alternatives tough:
- you can change your attitude anyways and hope the person who gave you negative trust decides to remove it
- somebody from DT can take pitty on you and decide to counter the negative trust by giving you positive trust... The negative won't dissapear, but at least your trustwall won't look all shiny red.
- If it's a DT2 member, you can PM the DT1 member who added the DT2 member to their trustlist, explain your situation and ask them to remove the DT2 member from their trustlist
- If it's a DT1 member, you can try to find a couple other DT1 members that are sympathetic to your situation and decide to exclude the DT1 member that tagged you
- in VERY rare cases of EXTREME trustspam, Theymos sometimes decides to remove the trust spam from a spammer... But this is very, very, very rare
Otherwise, it's just bad luck...
However, i don't agree that you should act like DT members are sent by the gods, are always fair and never make mistakes... Cause they do, and people get tagged for unfair things.
Personally, i got tagged by a dude that posted a grand total of 3 posts in 2019 and none in 2020 (so far). By some sheer bad luck, somebody who had this person in his trustlist from back when he was more active got promoted to DT1 a couple weeks ago (this new DT1 member is actually a good dude, so i think he deserved his spot in DT1), so now i have a negative tag from a DT2 member. The whole situation revolved about me asking basic information i needed to help somebody who got his transaction stuck (i asked for transactionid's and which wallet software they used to help them do a CPFP or something like that). This new DT2 member never talked to me in any way, just started bitching about me in locked threads (labeling me the most dangerous person on bitcointalk on several occasions) and tagged me red.
There isn't a damn thing i can do about it... So, just continue and do good things. Sooner or later somebody that you've done good things for will see your trustlist and think "that negative tag is unfair, i'll counter it with a positive tag" (in my case, that's what DarkStar_ did
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