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Title: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: bassguitarman on January 27, 2015, 05:48:55 PM Trust: 1: -0 / +5(5)
What do each of these numbers mean, and what makes you default trust vs trusted? Title: Re: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: escrow.ms on January 27, 2015, 05:59:57 PM Link to a thread explaining the trust system:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=211858.msg2221664#msg2221664 Title: Re: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: bassguitarman on January 27, 2015, 07:07:58 PM Link to a thread explaining the trust system: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=211858.msg2221664#msg2221664 Thanks! But my other question is what does it take to become default trust? I am trusted by someone who is the first depth Title: Re: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: Mitchell on January 27, 2015, 07:09:38 PM Thanks! But my other question is what does it take to become default trust? I am trusted by someone who is the first depth You aren't. You are trusted by someone on the second depth, which makes you third depth and not a member of the default trust list. Title: Re: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: bassguitarman on January 27, 2015, 07:10:41 PM Thanks! But my other question is what does it take to become default trust? I am trusted by someone who is the first depth You aren't. You are trusted by someone on the second depth, which makes you third depth and not a member of the default trust list. Isn't philipma1957 first depth? Depth 0 DefaultTrust (1) bassguitarman (0) Depth 1 sirius (1) theymos (1) HostFat (1) dooglus (1) Maged (1) dserrano5 (1) OgNasty (1) CanaryInTheMine (1) Tomatocage (1) SaltySpitoon (1) DeaDTerra (1) BadBear (1) philipma1957 (1) Title: Re: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: Quickseller on January 27, 2015, 07:23:06 PM Being trusted by someone and being on someone's trust list are two independent things. Being trusted by someone generally means that you have done business with the person before or you have witnessed them do something that makes them trustworthy.
Being on someone's trust list means that the person whose list you are on values your opinion enough to agree with your trust ratings. For example I gave you positive trust because you repaid a loan I gave you with collateral securing the loan. However I really do not know you therefore I am unable to gage your opinion enough to value it. Title: Re: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: Quickseller on January 27, 2015, 07:26:26 PM In other words your opinion needs to be valued enough by someone on level one default trust (someone who is on DefaultTrust's trust list) so that they add you to their trust list.
Title: Re: How does trust work, and what do these numbers mean? Post by: bassguitarman on January 27, 2015, 07:27:01 PM In other words your opinion needs to be valued enough by someone on level one default trust (someone who is on DefaultTrust's trust list) so that they add you to their trust list. Now it makes sense, thank you |