I have read this topic since the beginning and what we discuss is about Yobit's Investbox. Most of us agree that Investbox should not be advertised, and neither do I. I brought the old signature of Cryptotalk until a new signature was updated (current signature) and look what we have:
This guy leaves negative trust for anyone who is active in Yobit's campaign, no matter it's not the Investbox, even yahoo66278 is the same. I know that everyone is free to express their opinions, he does too, but giving a series of negative trust with anyone in Yobit campaign. Even just Cryptotalk and Airdrop. Is it an extreme action?
This guy leaves negative trust for anyone who is active in Yobit's campaign, no matter it's not the Investbox, even yahoo66278 is the same. I know that everyone is free to express their opinions, he does too, but giving a series of negative trust with anyone in Yobit campaign. Even just Cryptotalk and Airdrop. Is it an extreme action?
I think suchmoon left neutral feedback for many displaying the Yobit signature and others left red feeback. Each has their own view.
In the end if a user feels that promoting a scam automatically equates to red Trust because the promoter is a scammer too - then that view is accurate to a degree.
If a user feels that promoting a scam equates to neutral Trust because giving the benefit of the doubt maybe the promoter did not investigate for possible scam links before promoting - then that view is accurate to a degree too.
Other than leaving red trust for Yobit and just one Yobit signature promoter (because of his condescending conduct and deliberate misdirection not failure to justify why he was a die-hard Yobit promoter), I did not leave feedback for Yobit signature promoter.
In my view anybody promoting a scam are guilty of being a scam too simply by association but more important than that is the view I hold they are most probably more ignorant than anything else therefore I do not leave red trust for that reason alone. Had signature promoters investigated the facts fully then most would probably not participate in those scam campaigns.