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A user usually doesn't experience such a tremendous amount of rule breaks and the user can still show his appreciation by telling the staff member thank you. The "Great" option has to be limited to prevent any kind of abuse.

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[spoiler][quote="SwiiFTz" post=775773][quote="Pegasus" post=775772][quote="SwiiFTz" post=775771][quote="Pegasus" post=775767][quote="SwiiFTz" post=775762][quote="Pegasus" post=775760][quote="SwiiFTz" post=775757]If users don't like the staff member handling their F1, they can easily just say it was handled badly even if it was handled perfectly. Then the staff member just wasted their time on that F1 because it doesn't count towards their F1 count + they wouldn't get anything for doing it.
  I don't see this ever happening on ZARP seeing how much backlash the giveaway for the most F1's got.

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In my opinion, users should have the option to say that the F1 wasn't handled as they would have wished. I think there are way more grateful users who would love to state their appreciation for what the staff team does.[/quote]
This could also be heavily abused by friends of staff making false F1's. Once the staff member TPs to them, the friend will say "nvm" and the staff will mark it as done. Then the friend will just click great and the staff member gets cash and an F1 for nothing. Then the cycle will repeat. I don't see this working.[/quote]
I do not mean to be disrespectful but have you read my entire post? As I have stated "Great" would be limited to three or less times a day, therefore making it useless as an abusive feature.[/quote]
What if the same person experiences more than 3 rulebreaks? Then the staff handling the F1 will not get anything because the user already selected great 3 times earlier.[/quote]
I'd like to remind you that there is also the mediocre option which still gives the staff member his F1 count.[/quote]
Yes, but they won't receive any money for handling the F1 even if they deserved a "Great" rating on it.[/quote][/spoiler]
A user usually doesn't experience such a tremendous amount of rule breaks and the user can still show his appreciation by telling the staff member thank you. The "Great" option [b]has[/b] to be limited to prevent any kind of abuse.

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