With Hyperboria you would expect that behavior but once one person in
the network trusts you, everyone else follows along and you get peerings
with a zillion people so it becomes a (fairly tight meshed) web.
I understand AnoNet has similar properties.

On 05/09/2014 05:05 PM, Justus Ranvier wrote:
> On 05/08/2014 09:52 PM, Justus Ranvier wrote:
>> The second thing to do reduce the risk of a sting operation. This is
>> basically the same problem that prostitutes run into and one of the ways
>> that industry solves it is by rating customers.
>>
>> Driver who are willing to take on the risk of an unrated customer would
>> charge more and drivers who don't want the risk would charge less.
>>
>> Perhaps some kind of web-of-trust could be used here, and actually such
>> a system would have many applications in the informal economy generally.
>>
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> Actually if you have a trust network where the only way to join is to
> receive an invitation from somebody who is already in the network, then
> it's more of a DAG of trust than a web of trust.
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