negative feedback removal?

[teknochild]

is there a way to get peoples negative feedback removed, this idiot left me negative feedback because i was not at my computer for an hour, one hour... i meen christ you have to be kidding me



and yes i used foul language but man does that piss me off

[Megalomaniac]

I just got some very pointless negative feedback as well... some jerk whining at me because he is loosing the game... I am not even winning how am I responsible for that?

[Bad Speler]

I just think you shouldnt have screenshotted the team chat. Could of given your opponents information.

[teknochild]

yea like the cards, i dont care im going to lose that anyway not much i could do after i lost my teamte right away

but yea his "brother" did it

personally i dont care if people miss turns UNLESS they are on a team, if you join a team game your responsible for being there IMO

[hawkeye]

In a non-realtime? What the hell is an hour. My god it's 1/24 of a fucking day.

[Ectomancer]

I noticed that negative feedback came from a "?" player. Start a poll maybe? How many games should you have logged before you can post *any* feedback?

[Semirhage]

I agree, Ectomancer. If it is only your first game, and you think waiting an hour is too long, you DEFINATELY shouldn't be allowed to leave negative feedback. That's happened to me a few times. Players join a game and then complain about waiting too long, because it's their first game. Ridiculous IMO. Many of us have some really undeserved negative feedback, and its just not right. Maybe a panel could be formed, where you can apply to it if you think your negative feedback is really undeserved?

[jondough47]

I find negative feedback quite amusing. This is due to the majority of persons leaving the feedback just utilizing the feature as a way to vent their loss. The main reasons that people leave feedback, or so it appears, are because they lost and are pissed. Either they are sore losers or the victor is a sore winner. The humorous part of the feedback feature is the rebuttal. This is where things get good. Usually filled with misspellings and rambles, the responder tries to either rip a new one or justify why the response was left in the first place. I think that we should all just use this feature to identify significant problems not nitpick at the small pointless stuff. For goodness sakes, take your time and read your input. I guess for my sake, don’t I enjoy reading them just the way they are.