If it did don't you think I would have tagged wolwoo and Vispilio, two people with whom I've had disagreements, and don't consider to be my friends?
It seems you've missed the point..
It's not right to tag someone you disagree with while not tagging someone you generally agree with while they are doing the exact same thing..
In that case you would just be using it as an excuse to tag someone you don't like while giving a pass to users you like for the same actions..
Maybe I missed the point, but this is exactly what I feel I'm being accused of. Tagging someone because I don't like him, while not tagging someone I like despite the same behavior.
My point is that I feel it's wrong to tag anyone for wearing a signature, unless it's a slam dunk, no question about it, proven scam. And even then, I'd give that person ample warning.
We all need to earn a living, so I'll give most people the benefit of the doubt. If my children were hungry and someone offered me a job, I may not question too closely what that job implies. I understand that may not be the best attitude to have for society in general, but I'm empathetic enough to put myself in such a situation. Luckily I've never had to compromise my ethics to feed my children, but I'm not so naive to suggest that no one ever would.
I'll take this opportunity to use the words of one of my most vociferous critics to help illustrate my point:
He makes a very good point that strikes at the heart of this issue. The conclusion that Yobit is a scam is an OPINION. There may be supporting evidence, but that is besides the point. You and others have opened the door to justifying for tagging users who support projects which in the taggers OPINION is a scam. This is the can of worms you people open up with these kinds of frivolous and overbearing tags. Even if it is a proven fact, you are still acting on guilt via association, which is the bread and butter of any kangaroo justice system.
This is why myself and others have been arguing against tagging users for their signatures very fervently, because there is NO WAY to universally and reliably enforce this rule, meaning it is GUARANTEED to be enforced arbitrarily. At the end of the day, what does any of this excessive tagging behavior accomplish? Absolutely nothing, except for destroying users reputations, and causing tons and tons of disputes of course. Yobit lives on, your abuse of the user base doesn't change that.