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109 sats \ 15 replies \ @Coinsreporter OP 8 Oct \ parent \ on: Who's Satoshi Nakamoto according to you? oracle
It's not the top post daily. It's, as I can see always comes at the bottom. I don't know why this happens but it's a reality.
Because I am zapping it and I have a low trust rating because I zap and talk to everyone, not just the top 10 stackers.
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I believe your trust score is certainly higher than mine and right below @Undisciplined's. I asked koob about it and he said that It's not always how many and and how much a post is zapped, but it matters who zaps it. I have a gut feeling that a post doesn't appear higher in the ranks until it's zapped by the higher value stackers than the OP himself
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Yes, it's all about who zaps it and how much they zap. If siggy of k00b zaps your post 100 sats it is worth more than 5 other stackers zapping 20 sats each.
I don't mind this. What bothers me is punishing stackers for zapping a lot of content. My trust rank shouldn't drop because I zap or comment on the post of a new or lower value stacker but it does.
I understand they want to keep from stackers just randomly zapping everything to move up the ranks but there should be a better balance. How can we create the next wave of top stackers, power users if you punish the existing top stackers for engaging with them.
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I've asked k00b about this and I don't think you get punished (as in your trust score going down), but zapping non-top content slows how quickly your trust score grows.
Based on conversations with k00b, I'd be very surprised if your trust score weren't almost as high as his and Siggy's.
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My trust rank shouldn't drop because I zap or comment on the post of a new or lower value stacker but it does.
I didn't know that. Is it written in the FAQs or somewhere else? I think only those are punished who zap some spam content.
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Your individual rank depends on you engaging with "high quality" content. Even if you are not explicitly punished (say docked a point) for engaging with low quality content, doing so reduces the overall amount of high quality content you are engaging with.
Say I zap and comment on 50 posts today. If 5 are top posts and 45 aren't I believe my rank would be worse than if I just engaged with 10 and 5 were top posts.
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I see. That's why my trust score is very low.
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The trust score mechanism at SN is fantastic for at least we are talking about. Can you say the same for any other platform?
I personally don't have any objections to how it works except for my "Daily Zap'" post always remains way down under, sometimes even lower to a few posts whi have been zapped only 10 Sats.
Yeah, there's a lot of inertia in the trust scores.
I'm pretty sure that's correct. Trust is meant to be a measure of how reliable your zap signals are.
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