Often when you agree with somebody at a part of the swap it easier to open a new one to discuss the second part. By fact it is one swap, but it counted twice or more in Swaps on the road. I think it shall be corrected.
The same is for Exchange feedback.
One of the possible options might be a button "merge the swaps", but I think it is easer to simply not count it and to not allow to leave feedback one by one.
Thanks.
My personal list of scammers from Numista: erniemix, yvain, CassTaylor
I had some swaps where users with low amount of agreed swaps highly-likely deliberately opened another swap with just couple of coins just so that they could get more rates, though all coins from two or three swaps were sent at once. I find that practice to some extent "childish".
It quickly happens these additional swaps during or immediately after the first swap.
One way to avoid these additional swaps is to confirm only the first swap and at the end of negotiations to cancel the additional swaps.
obviously you have to discuss this with the swap partner.
Quote: "druzhynets"Why having two separate swaps is bad?
It's not, it can happen for any number of legitimate reasons. I've had it happen to me when a long running swap has been confirmed and I get a message about a newly added coin. Of course I'm happy to include it and send it in the same parcel as the coins selected maybe weeks ago. It has also happened where there's been a problem with a swap, usually sending the wrong coin. When this happens it's often rectified during the next swap and as it wouldn't be proper to leave feedback with an outstanding problem, it would show up as two lots of feedback from the same member on the same day. At first glance it looks sinister but really it's quite the opposite.
It would though be a problem if someone was racking up multiple swaps of individual coins, each as distinct swaps to game the ratings system. For example, to qualify for making posts on the Swaps and Trades forum or by some scammer looking to trick others into mailing first. In my view that's almost as bad as generating false feedback between multiple fake accounts.
Non illegitimis carborundum est. Excellent advice for all coins.
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