Unfortunately, unlike your previous thread about
Cygan on
Cygan abuses DT - Proof! which is quite correct, this one is not simply because that is rougly how feedback meant to be used. If I may take snippets from
Loyce's Guide,
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Once you fully understand the system, it's important to start using it:- Did you do a trade in which you risked funds? Leave feedback!
- Did you see users who left accurate Trust feedback on many accounts? Add them to your Trust list!
Anyone can leave feedback, and
anyone can customize their Trust list!
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Don't confuse your Trust list with feedbackTrust feedback: leave feedback to people you
trust or
don't trust. Or leave neutral comments.
Trust list: a list of people who's judgement on others you trust (
username) or don't trust (
~username).
Trust feedbackTrust feedback (Positive/Neutral/Negative) can be used to express your opinion about someone's trustworthiness. In other words: would you trust or have you trusted this user with your money?
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Trust listYou should add users who left accurate feedback and have good Trust lists to your Trust list, and you should exclude users who leave inaccurate feedback.
This means your Trust list should be based on how you value the users' judgement
on others, and it should
not be based on whether or not you Trust those users (with money) or traded with them.
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Or if I may refer you to the post made by Little Mouse on that very own other thread of yours, helping Cygan to understand how both system works and their differences:
Don't include people in your trust list because they have dealt with you and you can trust them with money. This deserves a feedback.
When someone leaves accurate feedback in your perspective, only include them in your trust list. If they leave wrong feedback, exclude them from trust list.
For reference, LoyceV guide is the best-
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/loycevs-beginners-guide-to-correct-use-of-the-trust-system-5191802Once again-
1. You have trade with someone? Leave feedback.
2. You trust someone's judgement based on the feedback they sent- Include them in your trust list.
In other words, in case you still didn't get it,
feedback is for your opinion when you dealt with someone and/or having a good or bad experience with them.
Trust list is for when you trusted someone's judgement.
Departing from these basis, your thread on Cygan has its weight, he
did use the system wrongly, as he openly admitted,
due to being clueless about it. This thread on Royse777 and the feedback he left against Poker Player, did not. Royse left a negative feedback against PP based on his opinion instead of distrusting Poker Player
[~Poker Player], so he actually use the "red" feedback
correctly.
And no, I'm not writing this to take side with Royse or because I'm on his campaign or --if we stretch it out-- I'm currently wearing signature of the project being mentioned and questioned here. I'll still wrote the same suppose the situation is reversed where Poker Player is the one who left the feedback to Royse, or someone else leave feedback to some other else.
As for CoinPlay campaign, I have to say that yes, they're currently having a situation and in my very own personal opinion their team handled the situation quite poorly, I'll use this chance to state my stance for that case that I am quite disagree with how they handled it. They could do better.
I was, am, and will actively monitoring the situation --trust me, you don't know how much I went back and forth between parties involved on that case prior to it being published, and even after then-- I even made a draft of a very long post questioning both sides, written on Friday and ready to be sent when Saturday come, in case the deadline made by OP of that scam accusation reached and CP still choose to be silent, which now sitting quietly on my email because CP agreed on the request made by the OP.
If you carefully read the thread instead of --I can only assume-- skimming through it just to build your case, you'll be aware that the current and last conclusion of that case is:
Coinplay, thank you for letting Askgamblers have a look at the case. Can you email me a screenshot (or post it here for even more transparency) of what request you have sent to Askgamblers? You don't need to include your "evidence" with it, only just show us the email you sent to Askgamblers with the request for them to review the case.
We meant to say that you should open a complaint on Askgamblers, where we both will provide the necessary details for them to review your case.
So this demand of yours is quite...
ridiculous senseless, because both parties has agreed to take them to an arbitrator. I don't see why Royse should intervene if the case is already under review by AskGamblers.
I'm outraged and looking forward to the next one.
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2. Royce will intervene in the discussion related to coinplay and, if he does not receive any results from the casino, will immediately stop the subscription campaign.
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As for the
feedback given by
TwitchySeal on your screenshot, while I am not sure how true CP's clarification is --I think no one on this forum do, except CP themselves-- but if only TwitchySeal read two pages further, he'll see CP had made a clarification for the situation, which also has been acknowledged by several users
1 2 3 raising that concern and questioning the similarities:
❗ Hi everyone, Coinplay Community Manager here! I'd like to address the elephant in the room and clear up some confusion about us and 1xBet/1xBit:
Coinplay.com was partially built with some software used on 1xBet platform – that's why the website might have similar code and tools – but it's a separate project that works and develops independently. I apologize for not clearing it up right away. Our team is working hard to make Coinplay a fun and safe platform for every player, so all suggestions and comments are welcome.
Cygan, please accept my apology for mentioning your name several times on this post and inviting --perhaps unwelcomed-- attention to your profile, I have nothing against you, you're simply just case on point to aid on explaining the system to OP.