About trust

[yampi]

I noticed to get trusted by people you need to prove you don't need their trust.

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[koshgel]

That's a pretty deep thought right there...

[Relnarien]

I noticed to get trusted by people you need to prove you don't need their trust.

That's actually a very good way of looking at it, and a very apt description. Truly, the less trust required of you, the more trustworthy you appear to be. In theory, that is how interactions involving Bitcoin should be considering that Bitcoin is a trustless protocol that relies heavily on transparency and openness. (Although, weirdly enough, people are more cautious online against thieves stealing their measly 0.01 Bitcoin than they are against possible identity thieves and sexual predators.)

[FeodoroAndy]

trust have to be earned here, you can start your succesfull deal thread here too.

[zimmah]

can anyone tell me what the numbers mean exactly, for example

Trust: 0: -0 / +2(2)

and Trust: -20: -5 / +0(0)

[Zebra]

can anyone tell me what the numbers mean exactly, for example

Trust: 0: -0 / +2(2)

and Trust: -20: -5 / +0(0)

You can find the detailed explanation on the trust score here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=211858.0

[Gyfts]

I noticed to get trusted by people you need to prove you don't need their trust.

Trust can also be accomplished by doing successful transactions. Every time a successful transaction occurs, some trust is build that the user is a legitimate trader.