Quote from: Shishir99 on Today at 05:26:47 PM

Quote from: Satofan44 on Today at 05:21:44 PM

Is this a centralized or decentralized system? I am not allowed to give a negative tag to people who I don't trust? Who do I tag instead because of this spammer, the manager that enables this user to defraud the company that is funding the signature campaign?

If you do not trust someone,
Go to your profile, and then click on trust >> Trust settings >> Put a ~ and their username. In this case, it would be ~Bitcoin Smith and update it. If you trust some, do the same process, but without a ~. That's how you do it.

You should read the beginner's guide, which was mentioned by Bitcoin Smith earlier.

Quote from: Bitcoin Smith on Today at 04:38:01 PM

LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system

That thread does not help, these statements are contradictory.

Quote from: LoyceV on October 10, 2019, 03:37:17 PM

Trust feedback
Trust feedback (Positive/Neutral/Negative) can be used to express your opinion about someone's trustworthiness. In other words: would you trust or have you trusted this user with your money?

Of course I would not trust the author of this thread with anything. This part of the thread indicates that negative trust is appropriate, other parts of that thread and statements by other members here indicate the contrary. So which one is it? Is a person able to decide what constitutes trustworthiness themselves or do they have to obey a preset list of trustworthiness rules that are imposed by others? If I am not allowed to tag him, explain why and help also with the following question if possible.

Quote from: Satofan44 on Today at 05:21:44 PM

Who do I tag instead because of this spammer, the manager that enables this user to defraud the company that is funding the signature campaign?