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So the other mods can see the "ban button" ability as either lit up and ready to fire, or not lit up and the mod is being punished? :rofl2::rofl2:

That all makes sense if the seller does not back up his product and offers no guarantee and then just disappears if there are any complaints. But my concern is this:

If one razor slips through...

Well, "complaints about shave ready" is incredibly ambiguous. We all read the posts by new shavers asking what "shave ready" means. And...to be honest, I'm not entirely sure they can tell what is...

I'm referring to the criteria of even getting to the mods attention. Is it just one razor? Two? A certain percentage? Must the razor(s) be sent to a mod for eval first?

After it gets to the...

I'm pretty sure that would require a whole revamping of the classifieds system.

Might be easier to have a "seller's feedback forum" where buyers can praise the seller or condemn his honing...

This is going to sound redundant because Gugi basically said, "you guys do whatever you want." But, are there criteria? I suppose I'm asking, what is the threshold test? A complaint by a reputable...

Thanks for clearing that up.

Zib has a point. By doing this, you are setting a precedent that SRP implicitly backs all sales. It *might* give a newbie incentive to contact the mods directly rather than try to work it out with...

What about all razors are listed as "honed" but not shave ready, or unhoned and not shave ready?

Anyway, so what exactly is the process if a complaint is received? Wouldn't we rather have the two...

Why not have all razors advertised as "not shave ready" until the seller is reviewed by a team member?