trade.tf admin

I noticed some people have "Some website admin" for reputation, for example:
http://steamrep.com/profiles/76561198043901181

I'm the creator and admin of http://trade.tf
Do I need to do anything to get that title in my reputation ? Or is it only for some websites ?

Just a word about trade.tf, it's a search engine for trades over many websites, it annotates trades with prices (tries to read the text to find real prices) and determines what are good deals or bad deals:
http://trade.tf/deals

There's also a mathematical spreadsheet, that measures items values from user backpacks variation:
http://trade.tf/spreadsheet

And that's about it

http://forums.steamrep.com/threads/community-application-format-read-this-first.6166/

Just to comment, your site also has a flaw, at least one I noticed after a few seconds, people don't always select everything they want on sites like OP. For instance, they may ask for 5 buds and 2 keys, but only select a buy and a key, and then mention is later in the description, and your site just shows this as a large profitable deal.

Also, I can't say I believe in such a subjective and quantitative view on trading and profit earned. No offense, I'm show people use your site, just it's something further that ends bartering and drills set "values" into a trader's mind.

Well there's some artificial intelligence on my site that reads the text of the trade to identify the real price, it's not perfect since it's really hard to read user text but it's improving all the time and it already works in many situations. Basically that's why there's a warning to double check.

About your concerns, I don't really understand what you mean. Like I'm "drilling set values in traders mind" ??? Are you talking about the automated spreadsheet or the good deals ?

Ah, I suppose that addresses some issues. I had scrolled through and saw a few errors.

I'm worried that people will just go to "good trades" and do them. They won't think, they won't seek things out, they'll just take your word for it and take those "good deals".