Topic: [Explained] How DT system works (Read 951 times)

I would say its working just fine, because this is yours, exactly how it should be:

Interesting self moderated ...hahah

Like TMAN that scab has ever seen 100btc haha

She offers her scam escrow services here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/escrowing-on-demand-1938190

Don't worry projects can be forced to drop escrows.

Which projects is lauda or any of these scammers going to be used for?

Easy to make them pariahs.



All you need to do is

1. find out which project is intending to use them
2. start hammering that thread with facts about these scammers
3. Pm the project ceo that you are intending on PM all those on that thread and creating a scam thread dedicated to risking their investors money with scamming escrows. Also hit all exchange chat bots with same news.
4. find their old projects where the investors got fucked and use that too.
5. make it known in the alt world to watch out for these characters having any involvement.


easy work to damage a project so much for using shady escrows and rightfully so to. I mean why would they risk their investors money with this type of shit stain.

This is all you need to do whilst hounding every post they make with a link to a fully documented scam thread with all factual evidence presented.

Giving me red trust that piece of shit

DT does not work,

It is just a bunch of assholes using it to lessen their competition for escrow services.


 

Updated the recent changes- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/defaulttrust-changes-5095156

Thank you for the corrections. I was in misconception about the 2nd one.
Fixed and updated OP.

Anyone who gets confused with understanding DT system may ask question here. I also request to check the link included below where DT system has been explained as well.

Few corrections:

That might mislead some since you're discussing it in general (you'll remain on the exact same depth level, unless a DT1 member includes you).
- Perhaps alter the highlighted part to: "you'll see my feedback by default"

DT1:

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You might want to consider including the following link as well:

New update by theymos- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/defaulttrust-changes-5095156
It will be better if you check the update after understanding this thread.
Link to original- Marketplace trust

Earlier I made an explanation on how trust score is calculated. And requested LoyceV to add that one to his [GUIDES] on Bitcointalk. Index thread (until there is a dedicated subforum?).
A part of his reply-
And I am inspired to explain how DT System Works.

Senior people know how it works while newbie always gets confused. Sometimes, some senior member is also confused although it's quite simple. A lot of time people had replied with an answer on how DT system works. I have searched for a dedicated thread where OP has easily explained the DT system but didn't get one which is really friendly for the newbie.

So, let me write it easily so that newbie can understand it easily.

Before going to the explanation, I would like to discuss a little about feedback. In the forum, everyone can give a feedback on other member's profile. But, if you check someone's profile, not all of his/her feedback is shown on the profile page.
Let me give an example.
I have given negative feedback on Danydee's profile. If you check his profile, you will not see my feedback. Because I am not in your trust list. Now, include me on your trust list (Just for checking the feedback, later you may exclude). For including someone to your trust list,
Go to- Trust settings
You will see a blank space where only DefaultTrust is written, it's by default. Anyway, put my username there and click on update. Now, again visit Danydee's profile, you will see the negative feedback now.
By the way, those can also be seen by clicking on untrusted feedback on user's profile.

What is DT?
DT stands for DefaultTrust. Well, in fact, DefaultTrust is an account of the forum managed by admin. In your trust list, DefaultTrust is trusted by default. You can include/exclude anyone from your trust list though.
So, we got what is DT 0, you can also say list of people whom you trust.

Now, if DefaultTrust includes you on his trust list, you will be DT-1 member. If any DT-1 member includes you in his trust list, you will be DT-2 member.
If theymos wants to include someone to DT-1 list, theymos includes that person in DefaultTrust’s trust list.
Now, if DT-1 members include someone in his/her trust list, that person becomes DT-2. I have already used an example. Again, for example, a DT-1 member has included user ‘X’ in his trust list, so he/she becomes DT-2 but if another two DT-1 members exclude ‘X’ from his trust list, ‘X’ will no longer be in DT-2.

Feedback
Since you are trusting DefaultTrust by default, you are trusting all the DT-1 ad DT-2 members by default. It’s simple, if you trust your friend, and your friend trusts another guy, logically you are trusting that another guy.
But you can still exclude a member from your trust list. For example, you don’t trust DT-1 member ‘X’, go to your trust setting. In the box write tilde (~) and the DT-1 member name whom you don’t want to trust. It’s like {~X}. Or, if you don't want to trust anyone, simple put ~ before DefaultTrust.
Now if user DT-1 member 'X' gives someone a feedback, you will not see it by default.

Summary:
In trust setting, all those are mentioned as below-
Depth 0, the list of people who are included in your trust list.
Depth 1, the list of people who are trusted by Depth 0.
Depth 2, the list of people are trusted by Depth 1.

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It seems enough for understanding the DT system. If someone else is still missing, feel free to ask question.
Thank you.

I will add here some replies in which DT system have been explained.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.46607635 by subSTRATA
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.16157135 by DarkStar_
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.19352236 by Vod


Update-

How to be DT1 member:

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Special Thanks:
SFR10