I don't necessarily think the details of an eBay dispute between two parties should be public. A feedback score and, more importantly, a graph of feedback score

I don't necessarily think the details of an eBay dispute between two parties should be public. A feedback score and, more importantly, a graph of feedback score over time* should be enough to tell you if a seller is reputable. (I got ripped off once by a seller that had 99% positive feedback, and only recently had they started screwing over every single customer. I wish I had read the _recent_ feedback posts...)