When posting a reply here under communication to another seller’s question, my reply received a minus. I’d just rather have it not be allowed to be graded at all, period. If someone does not like what I post or if the info is wrong, post a comment about it. My info in my post, however, was not incorrect.
But being able to publicly give a minus like that due to one person not liking something said even though the information was factual is truly insulting. People that are wanting to be helpful, like me, may just lose interest in doing so. A “o” is a silent indicator that the post is not helpful to someone and leaving a comment below the original post, if the person wants to do that, will help clarify as to why they feel this way.
I gave the post a plus to put it back up to a “o” and I left the info there that I posted originally.
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TreasureHaven Reputation: 431 See TreasureHaven's booth |
I saw your answer and elaborated since there is a way to apply discounts in batch edit did but did not mean for anyone to vote your answer down….do not be discouraged and I know many are appreciative for any help they can get…since all of the good information though still here is inaccessible without the actual URLs…there are so many things that can be done that many people do not realize..but most cannot find the answers anymore.
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ccmom Reputation: 12648 See ccmom's booth |
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TreasureHaven, I made a suggestion in Feedback several months ago to do away with the arrows and reputation score but it was declined. Maybe I did not word it correctly, so you can try to make the suggestion again. I think sometimes people just want to play games with a seller and will vote an answer up or down. I am sure it has happened to everyone. Don’t let it bother you.
When this forum was just for questions about identification of vintage or antique items, the arrows and reputation score made sense.
Here is the link to feedback to make a suggestion
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MyTexasTreasures Reputation: 1244 See MyTexasTreasures' booth |
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If i don’t agree with an answer, i just kind-of go : “hhmmmm” , and go on elsewhere.
i don’t see how it can be good to put a negative reaction.
It would be better to write one’s answer to a comment, than just give it a negative mark.. . i have so much to learn, it is Stressful.
i Appreciate insights about Bonanza.com
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comic_book_fan Reputation: 71 See comic_book_fan's booth |
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Sorry for “all” the comments that I posted further above in regard to you all that commented to my original post. I cannot edit them or delete and now I think they make no sense. If you stop at the comment that says “PS” that will be good. :)
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TreasureHaven Reputation: 431 See TreasureHaven's booth |
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