Yes, you are right. It will probably be a lot of effort to maintain the blacklist. What do you think of my scheme to value user votes?
Pre-proposal: decentralized contract system on top of Dash
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Yes, you are right. It will probably be a lot of effort to maintain the blacklist. What do you think of my scheme to value user votes?
You write about reputation metric. This usually has issues:
1. Bootstraping - participants have to invest something for reputation to be valuable. It could be time or assets.
2. Degeneration - after certain size (1000+ active users in a category?) reputation system degenerate: it's difficult to remember who's who and participants just settle for highest available rep.
Everything else should be tested. Something might work, something wont. As usual
1. Bootstraping - participants have to invest something for reputation to be valuable. It could be time or assets.
2. Degeneration - after certain size (1000+ active users in a category?) reputation system degenerate: it's difficult to remember who's who and participants just settle for highest available rep.
Everything else should be tested. Something might work, something wont. As usual
You write about reputation metric. This usually has issues:
1. Bootstraping - participants have to invest something for reputation to be valuable. It could be time or assets.
2. Degeneration - after certain size (1000+ active users in a category?) reputation system degenerate: it's difficult to remember who's who and participants just settle for highest available rep.
Everything else should be tested. Something might work, something wont. As usual
Makes sense. Ill setup something similar to this in the white paper, then when we'll execute, then we'll iterate over multiple things until we find the right algorithm.