If we're being honest, here's what it says on the flag itself (emphasis mine):
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Vispilio alleges: Due largely to the factors mentioned in this topic, I believe that anyone dealing with Timelord2067 is at a high risk of losing money, and guests would be well-advised to avoid doing so. This determination is based on concrete red flags which any knowledgeable & reasonable forum user should agree with, and it is not based on the user's opinions.
So when you (and others) keep repeating that the flag is based on opinions I must conclude that you either don't know how it's supposed to work or deliberately ignore it, both good reasons to exclude you. Your thread does not show any indication of Timelord2067 posing a high risk of losing money, instead it is full of hyperbole and hurt feelings. Not a good fit with the trust system.
well ok just to respond to this objection without going too much off topic, since LoyceV also had the exact same reasoning as yours:
The determination of why the flag was prompted in the first place rests on objective reality indeed (called concrete red flags, which in itself is a vague statement but anyways), my dramatic wording of it shouldn't cloud the easily provable reality that there is a repeating pattern of obsessive false accusations against the Turkish section by this amateur detective of the forum called timelord.
The "high risk" individual flag against him which then follows, as you correctly quoted, begins with "I believe" which has to make it a personal, subjective statement, a very strong one, yet subjective nevertheless.
If the flag had to contain scientific proof that Timelord2067 was a scammer, eg a definitive case where he actually swindled people, that would immediately qualify it as the stronger contractual / scammer flag. Otherwise, there would be effectively no difference between the two flag types...
So in summary you can put people to your distrust list for whatever notion you feel is appropriate, but the BTT community should know that some of your latest reasons for doing so are pretty weak suchmoon, which in Turkish legal jargon would be roughly translated as "Against the natural flow of life" often used to signify ulterior motives...
