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I see this bad practice from users tagging or leaving feedback just because they told something good about user x who they do not like or do not trust somehow.
The OP doesn't deserve red trust. Ignore - fine. Excluding from trust lists - probably advisable. Red trust due to posting in Vispilio's thread? No. That looks like red trust for an opinion.
Red trust is not deserved in my opinion, I don't see a reason why I shouldn't trust OP based on this feedback.
I am not agree with this feedback, reference is too weak comparing what wrote on the comment.
I do not think this is a good use of the feedback system.
@Trendcoin certainly does not deserve such a negative feedback.
The original feedback has been revised to neutral though it can be revised back to red if any circumstances arise.
Glad to see some level-headed decision-making.
By the way, thanks for the reconsideration.
Looks like this has been resolved, which is surprising to me but refreshing.
I revised the feedback simply because LoyceV posted here and because a highly respected member sent a PM asking me to reconsider
edit: I was advised to lock the subject before. I locked the subject because I thought it was a requirement. Now I learned that there is no such obligation.
Unfortunately, I have the same problem as well, although I did not deserve the mentioned person applied me a red trust feedback.
I will say this is another invalid feedback and Jolly needs to change it. It's not good to hear about the same case again and again against a user.
There were 3 negative feedbacks with same reference and same reason (trendcoin, bitcointurk, muslol67). One of them deleted and others are still negative.
With the same explanation, negative feedback was given to me by @JollyGood.
Thank you for the comments, you are right. I think when it comes down to leaving any comments related to any group associated with these attention-seeking members I will not be leaving generic feedback in future. I will be far more specific.