Quote from: Jawhead999 on Today at 07:30:05 AM

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I haven't see @JollyGood ever remove his feedback, it will always stand, the difference is the color he use.

I have removed and revised feedback on numerous occasions. I am not as strict or as stubborn as some might make me out to be Grin

On several occasions I gave completely incorrect feedback and removed/revised it. On some occasions I revised the feedback after the member posted and contributed positively regularly over a period of time.

Quote from: _act_ on Today at 07:32:57 AM

When a matches is over and the result has been known to everyone, you then make your own prediction. That kind of wrong prediction should not be taken lightly at all. It is even no more a prediction. It is just a neutral tag about what you did in the past.

The issue that brought about the neutral tag for dbc23 was an error on his part but it was sufficient enough for me to understand what he was up to. If he did it another thread I did not frequent it could have gone unnoticed but he did it in one of my self-moderated threads therefore I spotted it.

Quote from: yahoo62278 on Today at 07:41:44 AM

Quote from: Jawhead999 on Today at 07:30:05 AM

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I haven't see @JollyGood ever remove his feedback, it will always stand, the difference is the color he use.

JollyGood has removed a red tag or 2 during his tenure here.

Yes I have, I am quick to revise or remove tags when I realise I made a mistake, I am human after all therefore am prone to errors even when I try my best

Quote from: yahoo62278 on Today at 07:41:44 AM

You are correct in saying the neutral doesn't mean much.

@OP you might consider just letting it go and locking this thread. The feedback is neutral and means very little. At worst it will make a manager look more deeply at your profile when you apply for a sig campaign. If you are putting effort into your posts, you have nothing to worry about.

If he were to put effort in when posting the OP would not have had anything to worry about now some of his farming accounts have been connected he and the associated accounts will probably have problems enrolling now.

Quote from: rby on Today at 08:22:39 AM

I don't know if this sounds funny or not but I had a chuckle after reading this. It seems that JG's concern was not that the OP predicted an already concluded match, what upset him the more was that the result was wrongly predicted Grin

Honestly speaking, I could not care less about the score, it was simply the fact that an event already happened and the outcome was already know yet the OP still wrote nonsense which clearly showed he posted to increase his posts.

Quote from: rby on Today at 08:22:39 AM

This is one of the many things we see in the gambling discussion mega threads, just that most of them are buried faster than they can be discovered.

He posted in one of my self-moderated threads that was why I noticed his post.