That being said, +81, +86 or +87 really doesn't matter much.
I would have to agree with this point. I doubt anyone is going to have their mind changed about if they are going to trust OgN with their money based on his changed trust score.
What does it say about a user from 2011 who keeps adjusting their trust list for the sole benefit of themselves, just to raise their already-high trust score by 6 measly points?
If I hadn't already excluded Og, I would exclude him again over this issue, as should anybody who values correct use of the trust system.
Here's Og's recent inclusions, all of which have left positive trust for Og (with the exception of nonnakip):
achtung082 - hasn't left a trust rating since Feb 2018, hasn't posted since May 2019, no custom trust list.
nonnakip - never left a trust rating, no custom trust list (obviously Og has nothing to gauge this user's ability to use the trust system correctly).
senbonzakura - last trust rating left in 2013, last login 2013, no trust list
rxalts - no problem here; rxalts doesn't reference his feedback often but not a real reason to not include somebody
No_2 - this user doesn't have a trust list but their feedback seems to be appropriate, not a problem
kingcolex - not a problem
jonnybravo0311 - hasn't left a trust rating since 2016, no trust list
ca333 - a semi-active user, don't have a problem with this user either
So only 4 of the 8 additions are questionable, 3 of which pad his trust score; Og could have just not added those 4 and nobody would have flinched at the other 4. But because he is OgNasty, it just seems like he thinks he can do whatever he wants and it won't be challenged.
To the contingency that are overinvested in the OgNasty brand and will inevitably arrive to defend his legacy: whatever net good (arguably) someone did in the past isn't an excuse for them to do whatever they want now.