I'm just curious about what you folks think.
Currently, only one DT1 inclusion is required for a member to be included in DT2 status. In fact, a net score of 0 inclusions is all that is required, for example: If Alice and Bob are both on DT1, and Alice includes Claire while Bob excludes Claire, Claire will be left with a net score of 0 DT1 inclusions, but that's all that is required for Claire to gain DT2 status. In this example Claire's reviews will be displayed as "Trusted Feedback" if the user viewing the forum has the default Trust System settings.
I think having a positive score all it requires to gain DT2. Mathematically 0 is neither positive nor negative but I think in computer language it considers as positive. So when the score after at least an inclusion and exclusion from two DT1 executes, the algorithm considers it positive. The user gains DT2. Hopefully I get your explanation correct. But I will consider x >=1 not x>=0. Right now it must be x>=0.
I don't know what percentage of members use custom trust lists, but I suspect it's on the low side of total active members.
Wait them to see it, you will get the data shortly 😉