Revenge feedback protection solution

[tony41]

Just giving users the option to delay feedback by 75 days is quite simple. If eBid ever gets more popular, it will likely develop the same feedback issue that eBay did, and eBid can be the first to implement a working solution to the problem, where feedback cannot be influenced by feedback received in the opposite direction.

IF revenge feedback should ever become a problem on eBid, this would be dealt with as appropriate, perhaps by the method you suggest. However, until this is a problem I can see np point of even offering the option to delay feedback. We would lose the opportunity of changing feedback in the event of a changing situation and there is always the final backup of intervention by Support. Delaying feedback could lead to entrenched positions being taken. The present system works. I can see no reason to change it. "If it ain't broke, why fix it?"

[johnwash1]

... "If it ain't broke, why fix it?"

Nice question Tony, but I prefer the variation "If it ain't broke, DON'T fix it!".

Still, StopUsingEbay is being creative, even though on this occasion he's slightly lost the plot I reckon. "If eBid ever gets more popular" is a nice thought too. And that moniker is brilliant!