Let me say this first: your signature makes me cringe.
Well, see this
Just check this user :
https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/sellsrmember-542429Made from starting to just sell and buy accounts ( mainly sell )
and hence a potential serious signature spammer, and where are those guys who tag account sellers ?
Basically because its a trusted member selling/buying accounts brutally you allow him ?
No, IMHO anyone should be able to buy and sell as many accounts as they want. Should it lead to spam, its for staff to handle and - if needed - ban the person with all accounts they hold. Someone that buys an account in order to ROI on it via signature campaign(s) has a high interest to avoid spam as it would destroy their investment (the account). Another point - originally brought up by Salty IIRC (sorry no ref) - is that open account sales and signature campaigns together make it more difficult for scammers to ROI on a bought account. Simplified the argument is: account sales are public thus people trust accounts less in general which lowers the amount that can be scammed w/o significant work (long cons); signature campaigns offer a legit way to ROI on a bought acct which increases demand and thus price for accounts raising the amount needed to scam to ROI nefariously.
Auctions are often finished via PM, please show us the related scam accusation.
To lauda : you give -ve trust to people for selling accounts and encouraging members to earn from sigs from multiple accounts ( see : http://prntscr.com/e8j4uf ) and yourself working with a brutal account seller dude ? I have been discussing this topic with Lauda for quite some time and my latest information on this is that Lauda is reviewing these ratings. Be that as it may, it changes nothing about yahoos position on DT.
But how can you allow a user who has a past of selling accounts in such a complicated team where a single blacklist means that the user won't be able to take part in any campaign ( that respects SMAS )
You are being blind eyed man !
SMAS is just a list for a few members, it does not apply to all campaigns and I think its better that these members put their list in the public instead of doing the same in secret. I have no doubt that campaign managers frequently warn each others about spammers to reduce their workload. I think there can be improvements made to SMAS, but overal its a good idea against spam. One improvement I offered in the past was to check whether or not someone should be on SMAS or not. I have yet to receive a list of accounts I should check, it seems either your signature misrepresents me or there is no strong interest in getting this done. I could do it blind as well, a few of the accounts could not be on SMAS and Id have to find those that should be. If SMAS is all you have, it wont be enough to get yahoo removed from DT.
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Edit: Forgot the reason I dropped by here. Completely agree with what you have on your sig
I dont think those 98 days are wasted.
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Had a newbie done all these, please tell me honestly would you allow him in the DT mate ?
No, a newbie has no history. The question whether or not someone should be on DT is the same as "are the ratings they leave helpful to me?" For me this answer is yes for yahoo. I had some issues with some ratings they left, handled it rather poorly on my end, but they came around and changed them.
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A learner should not be a part of a list that are believed to be experts and teach others plus him being a part of SMAS can well be a very wise decision by allowing his own accounts and being partial towards them.
Thats not really how it works. You just log in one day and boom your inbox is full of PMs, because newsflash someone put you on DT. Everyone needs some time to adapt to this. Depending on your past ratings this can take some time.
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Yahoo62278 is playing with SMAS for personal interests.
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That might be true, but I dont see any evidence of this and I dont think SMAS has enough influence to make this profitable. Besides, due to its public nature anyone could verify and more importantly dispute being on that list.