Yep, there's a delete button if you've written a feedback on someone. Negative trust from non-DT members doesn't actually matter that much. Unless they've put a solid proof on the reference link. It'd be more likely that a DT member would also put a negative trust on you and that will make your account completely worthless.
From non-DTs it still matters.
I treat all members the same when judging a user's trust before doing a trade.
A user that has legit negative trust from a non-dt member will be treated in the same way to a person that doesn't!
Did you really read my post? I did say that "Negative trust from non-DT members doesn't actually matter that much. Unless they've put a solid proof on the reference link." Usually the victim just open a thread in scam accusation boards and post the solid proof there. The DT members will then put a negative trust on the accused user. Even if a non DT member puts a negative trust on someone, the trust rating will remain neutral. That's why a DT member is needed.
Yes, but I think that a DT member that posts trust without a reference should have their rating considered similarly to a non DT member.
What you said is true that all members that add solid proof should be considered equally to DT trust scores. However, all DT membermay not give a user direct negative or positive reputation as a result so this should not be relied upon. Also, it is more likely for people to get negative trust than positive trust so it is harder to judge people based on their trust reputation.
And now my part.
If you're going to learn anything in this forum, tread carefully. Don't do foolish things that will get you untrusted. Although newbies are often not trusted and just generally looked down upon with many things, don't let that bring you down. Look around before posting something here if you're unsure that it'll get you in trouble. Even if you do get negative trust, there must be a reason and usually, if it isn't too bad, you can work it out with whoever gave you the negative trust from DT.
You learn from experience, and eventually if you stick around long enough, you'll get the hang of the forum and like it a lot more. It's just getting past the first few ranks.