What is up with my trust list? | Bitcointalksearch.org

Jaxkr

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Quote from: 🏰 TradeFortress 🏰 on July 26, 2013, 11:17:25 PM

Quote from: Jaxkr on July 26, 2013, 11:14:18 PM

Alright. Trust is a more elegant system than I thought!
Why does DefaultTrust have such a high amount of positive feedback?

Because DiamondCardz left him (along with other accounts like satoshi) a feedback with 9001 BTC risked. Every 25 BTC risked is 1 trust point.

Haha! Oh.
But only if in a single rating though. Because I have 4 points I can see and I've only had 1 BTC or so risked on me.

🏰 TradeFortress 🏰

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Quote from: Jaxkr on July 26, 2013, 11:14:18 PM

Alright. Trust is a more elegant system than I thought!
Why does DefaultTrust have such a high amount of positive feedback?

Because DiamondCardz left him (along with other accounts like satoshi) a feedback with 9001 BTC risked. Every 25 BTC risked is 1 trust point.

Jaxkr

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Alright. Trust is a more elegant system than I thought!
Why does DefaultTrust have such a high amount of positive feedback?

BadBear

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Quote from: Jaxkr on July 26, 2013, 09:50:42 PM

Thanks for the explanation.
And DefaultTrust is a user that trusts a bunch of trustworthy people?

When looking at a user's feedback you will probably find yourself giving more weight to some people's feedback more than others. That's the people who should be on your trust list, because that's what it does. Default is a good start if you don't know anyone and don't have any trades. It can help point out scammers at the very least. Just because someone is on your trust list, or anyone's, doesn't mean you should trust them implicitly (my default recommendation is trust nobody Wink

), just that you value their feedback more than others.

Jaxkr

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Also, what makes the number in parenthesis "more resistant to abuse"?

Jaxkr

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Thanks for the explanation.
And DefaultTrust is a user that trusts a bunch of trustworthy people?

BadBear

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The indentations are the different depths.

X
X
   Yyyy
   Yyyy
X
   Yyyy

X would be people on your list, y is the people on their list. Default is two, options range from 1-3.

Default trust is just a reference point you can use if you want, and don't know where to start.

Jaxkr

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I was looking through my settings, and my trust list was strange.
It had all kinds of duplicate names, and multiple levels of indentation, and all kinds of stuff. "DefaultTrust" was even listed as a user in there!

What does all of this mean?

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