I find it odd that users use neutral ratings when financial transactions occur but do not use neutral ratings when making character assessments on trustworthy behavior. Seems like the neutral ratings feature that was added a while ago isn't being used efficiently. Forum posting behavior is absolutely an indicator of trustworthiness so I don't blame any user for wanting to tag someone but red trust seems a bit harsh unless that person willfully or attempted to steal from someone.
You didn't understand the post then, for which again I am not liable. I don't trust him, and based on the current system dynamics the exact reasons are irrelevant for the justification of a rating. Reasons are relevant if one wants to include/exclude someone else based on their ratings, but feel free to do that. Do not waste my time with petty inquiries about why I don't trust ten-faced (yes, ten, not two) hypocrites like mr. eddie.
Have you considered a neutral trust rating if you do not trust the person? Readding the rating over the counters seems a bit harsh, yes?