Thank you Pmalek for explaining it. This is still improper.
The trusted feedback is by default expanded.
Yes, because it's by people that enough members of the Bitcointalk community consider trusted enough.
Most people won't even know they need to explicitly click a link under "Untrusted Feedback"
The "Show ratings" button is clearly visible. One click on it and you will see what's there.
We do not have to click "Show Ratings" for Trusted Feedback. Why is it required for Untrusted Feedback?
A lot of the untrusted feedback are retaliatory, and are therefore not valid. Let me give you one example. A DT member discovers a scam project and tags the account with negative feedback warning the community. The scammer retaliates and posts some nonsense like
this user is gay and an idiot. That nonsense rightly belongs to untrusted feedback. Anyone can write anything as feedback under someone's account. DT members don't go around and post the kind of things I mentioned previously and are more trusted to use the system properly. Just because someone doesn't agree with the feedback, doesn't mean the system isn't working.
This right here is what I am talking about. Just because someone's status is Legendary they are just getting away with actual abuse using cuss words. I get that this is not a democracy and has a classist/hierarchical mentality, but how can you guys let this happen? Why isn't this guy being questioned for what he called me? Open question: Is such behaviour okay with you all? This guy just called me all of the above. It is outright offensive and includes a cuss word. Since they have a Legendary status, it is allowed for them, right?
I don't know what issues you have with suchmoon or they with you and it's none of my business. Like I said, anyone can post anything unless it breaks the forum rules. Cursing and name calling isn't an offence here. This is an online forum, you need to toughen up. No one is going to hold your hand and ask about your feelings.
I wonder what you did to get on suchmoon's shit list. I could probably get more info reading your trust feedback, but I am not really interested.