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by lonk11
1100 days ago
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Yes, it requires keeping track of how much each user trusts each other user. And then when you rank content for user A, you use the trust table of user A as weights of upvotes. This is more computationally intensive than sorting by the raw number of upvotes or weight upvotes by karma/popularity. But I think this is a useful computation - the user can be more confident that the content they is is not astroturfed and comes from trustworthy users. Details of how trust is calculated:
https://linklonk.com/item/3292763817660940288 |
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