Quote from: Coolcryptovator on June 23, 2019, 07:30:13 AM

Quote from: theymos on June 13, 2019, 03:25:14 AM

- I added "These warning banners will disappear when you have 7 days of login time. You should familiarize yourself with the trust system before then." to the newbie warning banner. Note BTW that it usually takes months for someone to get 7 days of login time: among all 4096 users with 6.5 to 7.5 days login time, the account age (lastLogin-dateRegistered) is: maximum 3216 days, minimum 7.5, median 677, average 936.

If I understand correctly, after 7 days login time the newbie red flag will disappear from flagged user profile.
Or , how made red flag he have withdrawn it.

You understood it wrongly. It means that active newbie-warning flags will be there if flags don't turn into inactive. Such flags will displayed as active flags if supports are more than one compared to oppositions. (Ex: If a newbie warning flag has: 3 supports, 2 oppositions ----> Active flag).
Only users (newbie users) will not see active Newbie warning flags if their log-in time surpasses 7 days. It implies that if a newbie logs in the forum more than 7 days, they should not be considered as newbie, because they have enough time to read and learn, familiarise themselves with forum structures, systems, such as Trust system. With more than 7-day-login time, such newbies should prepare themselves enough skills to avoid scam projects.
Additionally, Newbie warning flags have their own purposes, as premilinary preventive methods for newbies.

Quote from: theymos on June 12, 2019, 11:00:40 PM

For non-agreement issues, use a newbie-warning flag and give them a negative trust rating. These actions are in the different scopes of warning newbies or informing other users of your opinions, which have less severe consequences and therefore lower bars.

Quote from: theymos on June 12, 2019, 03:13:36 AM

A newbie-warning flag is active if there are more people supporting such a flag than opposing it. It shows a banner on topics started by the flagged user for guests and for users with less than 7 days of login time. For all users, a "#" is shown next to their trust scores.

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on June 12, 2019, 11:01:35 AM

A yellow box is used if someone creates a newbie-warning flag, which on the "Add flag" page reads as follows: Due to various concrete red flags, I believe that anyone dealing with this user has a high risk of losing money. (This flag will only be shown to guests/newbies.)

A red box is used if someone creates a scammer warning flag, which on the "Add flag" page reads as follows: This user violated a casual or implied agreement with me, resulting in damages. or This user violated a written contract with me, resulting in damages.