This topic acts as an example for
my post in
Discussion about acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Community values. DT, after reading this:
What I consider not taggable:
Posting an unpopular opinion.
Recently, I saw
bestmixer's trust:

User Bestmixer received 3 tags (on the same day) for something he wrote at the end of November.
I must admit I don't know the details of CoinJoin and Wasabi Wallet, but I don't think that's even relevant. This user was asked about Wasabi Wallet (including link to their website) in his own topic, and gave his
opinion:
We believe that this method of mixing is a 'failure'.
The main problem of Wasabiwąllet is that EVERYONE knows the incoming address and EVERYONE knows the receiving addresses.
(click the quote for the full post)
7 weeks later, he got
-8: -
3 /
+0. I feel like I must have missed something, but all Reference links point at this post.
Bestmixer's post was a response to a (now deleted) post from
Crypto Carabao Group. From my own archives (November 30, 2018, 4:16 AM Dutch time):
This post was made before
BestMixer.io vs. Wasabi wallet was opened. I read that post in November, and it sounded quite hostile (please read the raw HTML, last line within the code tags).
Not much more happened in that topic, I'll give a short summary of the next page:
another user continues about Wasabi wallet in Bestmixer's topic (and
even offers him a job), followed by
TheNewAnon135246 (who left red trust on the same day) saying he's a highly respected developer, followed by Bestmixer saying it's
unacceptable advertising in his thread.
The response from bestmixer may or may not be true, but I don't think it justifies red tags.
Especially after "unsolicited advertising" in his own topic. It looks like someone was looking for a fight, and it's not Bestmixer.
No spam.