Well Im not sure how you can relate the opposite being the case or how you can relate to "nebulous dings for reasons unknown to the dinger". The seller will know good and well how they got the negative feedback, there is no question about it. And as I said, 1 negative aint going to hurt anything. Its a pattern of negatives that can (but not always) cause problems. Its up to the seller to act in a way that avoids that situation, for example: if you have too many listings on ebay and you cant keep things straight then you will likely get 1 or some negatives. Well, common sense will start talking to the seller and telling them to cut back the number to a managable level.
Its no different than going down to the local cafe and getting a chicken sandwich. Sure, people make mistakes and maybe they send me out a sandwich thats raw/undercooked. It happens, right? Well I get sick, puke my guts out for a few days, soil my drawers more than once and get better. Well am I to keep my mouth shut so nobody knows about what they did? No, I will mention it to people, just like you will (call that feedback) and if too many people hear about the bad food at times, they will eat elsewhere. Think of that as a large number of negative feedbacks and people stop buying. Now imagine a world where people didnt share their buying experience, be it ebay, your local cafe or some other business.
Sorry but the proper thing to do is leave the negative. If they are a good seller it will mean nothing. If they are turning into a bad seller, it will start catching up to them. Its just the way the feedback system is designed to work.
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