Quote from: Chikitita2004 on May 13, 2018, 07:27:12 PM

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Quote from: Chikitita2004 on May 06, 2018, 08:35:13 PM

Ive seen a project similar to Trustlogic somewhere in social media. But their trust ratings of the person will be based on performance like, community service, donating a blood for example, doing community works for free, abiding common laws, doing charities and the likes will be the factors that will increase the persons trust and they also diminish trust ratings of a certain individual, like if you violate common law, like j-walking for example, littering etc will diminish a persons trust rating and it will be the reason a person will not be hired if he has a low trust ratings. This project is in China.

I have notice that you have mention common law on both sides which caught my attention and makes me remember about a verse from the bible which says.

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Luke 16:10
"Whoever can be trusted with very little can also be trusted with much, and whoever is dishonest with very little will also be dishonest with much.

Sorry but I don't want to sound too preachy but I think these little things really have an impact in terms of the trust. The common law sometimes neglected by most people but trusting someone is very difficult if they cannot prove themselves on simple things like following a common law. You can develop your faith on someone if you trusted him on little things.

this make me laugh, what is the connection of doing good thing with such having a job?
donating blood? are you serious?
law! this one is good as everyone needs to follow rules.

Yes. I saw this in a project similar to trustlgic in China. They are also a Trust based platform and the basis for gathering trust are good works. Yes it sounds funny and unbelievable but it does exists and the reason probobly is because they value virtue more than word of mouth. For example, if i get a + trust rating in my profile just because a peer commended me or complimented me, it would be more reliable if a certain organization which comprises of more than one person to give me a positive trust rating just because i did something noble like donating blood or donating money or charity works whatever.

I think this is a proof-of-concept workflow and requires further development as well as investigation into newer technology, But on this platform we use it to identify users if we're going to hire him/her or not. Trusting someone is very difficult.