I have no idea if the community "trusts" me at all, but I may be willing to do this, for the sake of the community as a whole. I've been fairly sceptical of BFL from the beginning. Came very close to buying some Singles back at their launch, but ended up going the other route. And now I'm fairly well aligned with "the other camp" (ie the other more open FPGA manufacturers). But if BFL is making a legitimate attempt at being open, I'm willing to help with that, to hopefully improve professionalism in this space as a whole. BFL is one of several players that is in a position to have a major impact on Bitcoin soon, and if they can be convinced to be a lot more open about things it will be good for everyone (I think).
Not saying I'll buy their product
I'm already fairly invested in alternative products right now, but I think that, combined with my decent exposure to most of the recent dedicating mining tech, along with real Electronics Engineering, and FPGA Development knowledge and experience, makes me "qualified" if you will, to judge.
If the flight is free, and basic accommodations are covered, I'm game (provided it works with my already fairly busy schedule, and my Wife doesn't object lol).
That said, I would only do it under the circumstances that I'm not restricted in any way from disclosing what I see/discover. I will be professional and impartial, and provide a real review. And I won't hide information and only release "tidbits" or vague details to the community either. I'll want to take pictures, video if possible, and post real results (performance numbers, measured specs, and observed details as well). So with that caveat on there, I doubt if BFL would allow me in their doors
Also I'm not in the USA, but I am just across the border in Canada (I'm like an hour or so drive from Buffalo,NY). So I doubt that it's much of a stretch for them at all compared to flying from within the USA.