1) Depends on what is in thread and what was deleted.
Can you explain "depends" please? If anyone create a self moderated topic then they can delete any post if they want. That's why it's self moderated. Why will there be a question for tagging.
For example this
http://archive.is/vQa6b and also read scam accusation. Deleting posts to avoid questions about service while users are reporting problems with cashout and similar is big no.
2) How one sells twitter followers? I am not familiar with this. Please explain.
I read a discussion about this where members were were agreeing that this kind of service should be tagged. What's wrong here?
As I said I am not familiar with twitter followers trading. How they sell followers?
No.
But I have seen the practice. I don't want to bring the name.
That is problem. You want to discuss certain things but you don't want to bring names together with links. As far as I know, "name" removed -ve because we don't tag people who quote posts/bad posts.
Means I can bring some more incidence like this which is not necessary here. Point is we need to change the way we view things. Spread love, work together, help others to correct them, be forgivable, let other feel that you are not a threat but a friend.
That is how you got scammed by pinkman. That is how conduras got scammed by
warningsigns and everyone else who got scammed. Because people spread love to anonymous strangers who are nice.
- A newbie came to the forum
- Asked for a loan (no collateral)
Without correcting him we are leaving red tag. Justified?
Yep.
Why? Can't you just warn him? If needed then talk to him. Explain him why it's bad. If you are willing to tag him then you should be willing to give him chances too so that he understand the right and wrong. Give him enough chance before giving the final warning which is the red tag.
Bold part is very very important.
Too many scammers trying to scam. Besides, newbie account can easily see what their mistake was and offer valid collateral, I am sure in such situation negative will be removed. Usually (in most cases), they move to new account and try to pull the same shit again.
Look at the feedback left yourself.
I am looking at them.
[1] Ico scammers. Ico bump service. Scam promoters who don't give a fuck. Ponzi shills. Ponzi operators. Bounty cheaters defrauding companies. Loan scammers. Scam shills. Hacked forum accounts. Accounts spreading malicious files. Scam gambling sites. Criminal who sells documents. Scammers with "winning" gambling scripts. Scammers with fix matches. Hyip script sellers. Phishing scammers. Few merit beggars who spammed my PM.
I am not going to justify all the feedback which is impossible but In general my question is that by leaving those red trust - how many of them turned good?
I have also revised some feedback to neutral and some completely removed - but that is part you don't see.
Did you help any of them to become a good forum member?
[1]How can anyone help them to become good? They don't have little angel on shoulder or something?
You did not even give them a try (judging by the numbers).
[1]Eh, you see only numbers and color. You probably didn't read single reference link.
If you did then you would see that some of them would turned valuable asset for the community.
Sure you can not chance everyone but it does not harm to give a try instead of red paint the profiles in first or second go. Give people enough chance to correct them.
[1] Please point me exact account and I will recheck it. (except yours, I gave you benefit of doubt at first but tagged later. Will recheck maybe later this year, maybe)