what does my trust rating look like on your end?

[WEB slicer]

this is what i see. i'm kinda curious if what other people see is the same or if it's different.

Trust:   72: -0 / +62(62)

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[ChiliPowder]

FOr some reason it isnt showing in this post but I have seen it before(Its prob on my end) and if I look at your profile you have 72: -0 / +62(62) for trust.

[WEB slicer]

i noticed our rating doesn't show on boards where trust is not an issue i think it only shows in the marketplace.

i did business with you so i added you to my trust settings. need to know what other people see too.

[leepsteer00]

Trust:   0: -0 / +1(1)

This is what I see from my end.

[WEB slicer]

fudge, i want everybody to see my 72 dammit.  

i'm assuming other people have to add me to their trust settings to see what i see?

i don't like this system at all for so many reasons.

[ALToids]

Yeah I'm not seeing anything

[WEB slicer]

guys, click my profile, trust, trust settings, add my user ID to your trust list and tell me what happens.

[nwfella]

I'm showing     0: -0 / +1(1)     /* only under profile, not showing in this thread under name */

[bitbaby]

I only see it in your profile: 0: -0 / +1(1)

But after clicking on the trust link in your profile I see a lot of positive ratings from various members.

[ALToids]

Now I see it.  Wow that Dank guy (girl?) really pissed off people!

[KimNam]

wow, you have many positive feedback, but it's from untrusted network
i add you in my trusted network and i can see  your trust : 72: -0 / +62(62)
it seems you must get positive feedback from user who listed in default trust network

[WEB slicer]

can any mod confirm this? if somebody in the default trust list adds me to their trust list does the whole forum see my 72: -0 / +62(62)

[ChiliPowder]

Now I see it.  Wow that Dank guy (girl?) really pissed off people!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=646166.msg7521671#msg7521671


He definetly seems like a character.

[Gumble99]

When I click your profile I see 0: -0 / +1(1)

[BadBear]

can any mod confirm this? if somebody in the default trust list adds me to their trust list does the whole forum see my 72: -0 / +62(62)

No, Default trust depth is 2, so the average user would see

1. Default trust member>2. You

Someone who adds you directly would see

1. you>2. people on your list.

The point of the trust system is to control what feedback you see, and how you see others.

I see you as -1/+1(+1)

[WEB slicer]

do people have to set their default trust level to 3 to see my trust or do people have to manually enter my user name to their trust list to see all my trust without clicking show un-trusted feedback?

[BadBear]

In the first scenario, a default trust member adding you, yes one would need to have it at 3 to see it. Second scenario, no, level 2 would be sufficient.

[BadBear]

Another scenario would be the people who have left you feedback to be added to a default trust members list, their feedback would then show up under the trusted, regardless of whether you are on the trust list or not.

[WEB slicer]

i'm no dummy, but i'm still confused. this system seems overly / unnecessarily complicated  

how does a member make it so all other members don't have to fuck with settings to see all the trust?

[BadBear]

i'm no dummy, but i'm still confused. this system seems overly / unnecessarily complicated  

how does a member make it so all other members don't have to fuck with settings to see all the trust?

It seems complicated because you're trying to make the trust list do something it wasn't designed to do. If you could game the system into showing people the trust you want them to see, it would massively benefit scammers. At it's basic level, the trust list is basically this.

When you go to trade with someone, you would check their feedback first right? Naturally you would give more weight to some people's opinions than others, those are the people you would add to your trust list, which is basically a list of people whose feedback you value more than others. That's what the trust system does, it takes the feedback scores from the people on your list, and makes it pretty numbers that are easy to quantify at a glance.

Trying to control what other people see is counter to that, which is why it's confusing you.