Quote from: Timelord2067 on Today at 03:56:52 PM

Quote from: blackjack.fun on Today at 10:42:10 AM

System told me that Webtricks=Hello I am Humb

System is probably wrong. The evidence isn't very convincing:

Quote from: blackjack.fun on Today at 10:42:10 AM

Hello I am Humb:
"timezone": 5,
"browserLanguage": "es-US",

Webtricks:
"timezone": -5.5,
"browserLanguage": "en-US",

I've "known" Humbertin for years, from my time as a chat Mod on Rollin. He's funny, has terrible English, cries as hard for losing 1mBTC as for losing 18BTC, takes debts to gamble, rains 2BTC to get unbanned from chat when he's winning, and cheats to gamble whenever he's out of money.
I've seen webtricks on Bitcointalk, he's smart, has good English, and is nothing like Humbertin. I've countered Timelord2067's non-DT feedback with a neutral comment from my non-DT Mobile account.

Quote from: webtricks on Today at 05:38:17 PM

I know it isn't considered wise to leave retaliatory feedback but I think you deserve at least neutral feedback

I wouldn't call neutral feedback retaliatory, I'd say it's proper feedback usage by not responding with negative feedback.

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And since you aren't DT1/DT2 why the hell do I see your red trust as default, who in my trust list thinks you are worthy to trust with such feedbacks, is it Vod? @LoyceV, here's an idea for another tool: what about a tool which tells you who in your trust list trusts/distrusts a particular user, what you say?

My Personal Full Trust Depth viewer for all users (which I haven't updated since May) explains the large recursive implications of a custom Trust list.