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I did not say that he should remove the negative feedback for himself, nor did I accuse him of anything, but it bothers me to see that support has negative feedback. I think that negative feedback evaluation should be handled with priority for superusers.
I don't know if you realise that, but it is possible to submit a ticket in which you request a negative feedback evaluation. I myself had this problem in the past, I had proof that I did not scam him and he -rep me because I did not "borrow" him a few tf2 keys and this is the result: http://i.imgur.com/E8xGmzi.jpg
I am not accusing SleepyCat of anything (it is obvious that those are invalid feedbacks, but they still bother me). What am I saying is that superusers with negative feedback should submit evaluation tickets just like we do which should be handled faster than for normal users. If they are proven to be invalid, the feedback should be removed, if they are proven to be valid, they should lose their superuser role.
Though how long ago was that for you?
And that's also Rinarin, the supermod, he has more power than the rest.
Anyone I've spoken to recently that has tried to get feedback removed hasn't gotten positive results from the staff, despite strong evidence to support their claims.
Though I think the devs MAY have forced the person who neg repped me to remove his trash talk and bigotry, but if they did, they didn't let me know that they were involved in his changing-of-commentary.
Of course, given that two or three members of staff have trash-talked me before, it seems unlikely.
Fact is, no matter what their feedback reputation is, their actual reputation is pretty poor :X
My incident was back in nov 2013 (I even had a different nickname, but the same avatar :D).
Sorry to hear that about your problem. You should however try to submit a ticket - you never know! Good luck! ;)
Thanks ;)
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I did not say that he should remove the negative feedback for himself, nor did I accuse him of anything, but it bothers me to see that support has negative feedback. I think that negative feedback evaluation should be handled with priority for superusers.
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Your opinion on how power should be utilized differs dramatically from my own.
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I don't know if you realise that, but it is possible to submit a ticket in which you request a negative feedback evaluation. I myself had this problem in the past, I had proof that I did not scam him and he -rep me because I did not "borrow" him a few tf2 keys and this is the result: http://i.imgur.com/E8xGmzi.jpg
I am not accusing SleepyCat of anything (it is obvious that those are invalid feedbacks, but they still bother me). What am I saying is that superusers with negative feedback should submit evaluation tickets just like we do which should be handled faster than for normal users. If they are proven to be invalid, the feedback should be removed, if they are proven to be valid, they should lose their superuser role.
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Well, that sounds reasonable.
Though how long ago was that for you?
And that's also Rinarin, the supermod, he has more power than the rest.
Anyone I've spoken to recently that has tried to get feedback removed hasn't gotten positive results from the staff, despite strong evidence to support their claims.
Though I think the devs MAY have forced the person who neg repped me to remove his trash talk and bigotry, but if they did, they didn't let me know that they were involved in his changing-of-commentary.
Of course, given that two or three members of staff have trash-talked me before, it seems unlikely.
Fact is, no matter what their feedback reputation is, their actual reputation is pretty poor :X
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My incident was back in nov 2013 (I even had a different nickname, but the same avatar :D).
Sorry to hear that about your problem. You should however try to submit a ticket - you never know! Good luck! ;)
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