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You have probably focused on the true problem. It looks like any negative element to the rather simplistic feedback model represents an issue for the seller. Wh
by bdfh42 14y ago
You have probably focused on the true problem. It looks like any negative element to the rather simplistic feedback model represents an issue for the seller. Why is that? - an issue ultimately fixed should be viewed as neutral - unless it is repeated too often.
- Drakim 14y agoAnd how often can the mistake be repeated before I can blog about it without being sued? Two times? Three times?
- kls 14y agowhich is why in my opinion the buyer should have probably left neutral feedback with an explanation of what happened. This way other buyers can read the neutral feedback and see if there is a trend with a seller. That is really what neutral feedback is for, it's a way to say hey everything did not go smoothly but I don't think the seller did it with malice, you as another future buyer should know about this, and if it seems to be a trend then you should leave negative feedback.