Someone already told me a lesson.
It was that I can leave feedback to the best of my knowledge and belief.
And so I'm doing exactly that.
If you think you found a feedback of me thats obviously wrong, contact me.
If I agree, I will change it. But if I don't, theres no thread you can create or topic you can spam in order for me to do so.
Q: Why isn't trust moderated?
A: Feedback isn't moderated (except for obvious cases such as pure advertising, hundreds of identical empty/gibberish reports on one user) for the same reason as scams - too much room for abuse.
Q - I got negative trust! What can I do?
A - Let's split this up as it's a bad question on its own, as it usually implies that the negative trust is wrong. First, what you shouldn't do is start raging, leaving false feedback and insulting the person who left you the negative feedback. Not only does this solidify your bad position in their eyes, doing things such as leaving false feedback is a great way to get other users to also leave you negative trust. If they're on DefaultTrust, it's probably for a reason. What you should do if you wish to protest the negative trust is usually just PM the person and discuss it in a civilised manner with them. If you really believe they're abusing their power and you've tried to talk to them, make a thread in Meta setting out your arguments properly after you've talked to them. If they're not on DefaultTrust, it usually isn't worth the hassle, though.
Q - Okay, everyone agrees they're wrong and they're not/no longer on DefaultTrust - can a mod delete the negative trust?
A - No. The trust system is designed so that everyone is allowed to have an opinion. Mods will only delete trust if it is essentially spam (for instance, 10 repeated negative feedbacks with the same message).
Edit:While they're negatively impacting their rating for giving false or negative ratings to others that have no proof or are not reasonable causes for handing out negative feedback, that person should work on finding a kind hearted staff member to create a "report option" for feedback given. This way, staff can moderate feedback.
Q: Why isn't trust moderated?
A: Feedback isn't moderated (except for obvious cases such as pure advertising, hundreds of identical empty/gibberish reports on one user) for the same reason as scams - too much room for abuse.