Quote from: Vod on October 08, 2015, 02:28:32 AM

Quote from: TheGr33k on October 08, 2015, 12:37:57 AM

It appears to me like you've been around long enough to deserve a second chance since being tagged as a newbie loan-requester.

Asking for a non-reversible no collateral loan when you first join is considered an attempt to steal. It shows the user has little care for the community, and just looks out for themselves.

Who considers this an attempt to steal? Are you saying that you make the overriding decision who is trying to steal and who is not?

Apparently, this person received a loan with no collateral from someone with a lot of trust. Is that person trying to steal as well?

Quote from: Vod on October 08, 2015, 02:28:32 AM

I do offer a "one month cool down" second chance to new users that ask, provided:

1) You contribute positively to the community during that month
2) You do not ask for scammy loans any further

You asked for your first no collateral loan on April 18. I missed that one. Undecided

I first tagged you on May 8 when you asked for another no collateral loan.
You then asked for another no collateral loan on June 9
You then asked for another no collateral loan on June 28

If you "tagged" him on May 8, then he did not ask for a loan until June 9, doesn't that mean that he did go an entire month without asking for a "scammy loan"?

Quote from: Vod on October 08, 2015, 02:28:32 AM

If you want to join a signature campaign, I suggest you interact with the community in a positive way and build up trust that overrides my negative.

You want him to farm trust?

Quote from: Vod on October 08, 2015, 02:37:31 AM

I couldn't have done it if non-default-trust people were not leaving the appropriate feedback. Keep it up everyone!

Why do you classify people based on if they are on default-trust? Do you consider those who are not to be on default-trust to be some kind of second class citizen or somehow inferior to you?