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TOPIC: How about a de-certification
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Actually, I have done that before. I have reported incorrectly listed profiles to tech support and have seen them changed in a couple of days. They do read the emails they get sent, but I can imagine how many they get a day and how long it takes to sort through them and check the complaints out.
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I wonder when you tell tech support that a profile "has problems", what kind of problems would it make sense to report? Other than purely technical problems, that is. I'm thinking things such as "this is a single male posing as a couple", or "they are much older than they say", etc. Things that are patently wrong and not just the result of a personal quarrel between you and them. It tech support were to receive two or more, independent, complaints reporting basically the same problem, maybe they could do something about it. Just wondering. -CONTENT
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Expo you can remove your certification of others, it's under the tools section. Don't know if it will cause more controversy but you can.
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By tagging another subscriber with a negative warning label, we sink to the same level as them. It also requires an expenditure of negative energy on our part that can be better applied to more productive functions. The best ways to minimize harm from objectionable subscribers are (1) develop the ability to spot them (which ability can only be developed through quality experience and interaction in your local swing community), and (2) once spotted, ignore them completely.
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We think that allowing ANYBODY to "decertify" is opening the door to abuse by anyone with an ax to grind for whatever reason. If someone is a phony or a cheater, the rest of us will figure it out just like you did.
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TOPIC: How about a de-certification
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