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Question Posted Sunday October 16 2005, 4:12 pm

I was just wondering if we could possibly have a feedback appeal system... Such a system where we would have the ability to appeal a low rating somebody gives us. It would only be allowed for questions rated 3 or lower, and would be fowarded to a L2 and L3 pool. They can review the advice, and if they decide it was unfairly given, overturn it.
Just a thought. It'd be a lot of stress on the L2s and L3s, but it could benefit the public greatly.

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DangerNerd answered Sunday October 16 2005, 10:20 pm:
Item Number 28 on the to-do list:

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Please look through there before sending suggestions. ;-)

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DangerNerd.

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