tantek__or another way - allowing vouch to be a multi-valued param, allowing multiple vouch URLs, and then perhaps depending on some % of them (or at least n of them) being valid
tantek__I especially like the "at least n" (where n is perhaps only known to the webmention receiver) approach, because you can attempt verifying the series of vouch URLs until you have as many as you want
[jgmac1106]That is basically the way academia has done it since time eternal. Except we then complicate it more by the perceived credibility of where the publication is in an h score
[jgmac1106]In a way be equivalent of a vouch from someone in the community with greater # links being able to give more "vouchiness" to someone with less
[jgmac1106]Yeah maybe group doesn't matter but different communities put different value in who is vouching whom. A vouch from you might matter in this community but my teacher friends wouldn't care....but I guess I "aggregate" vouches to reflect different community values
[jgmac1106]On another note I was referring to Karma and vouching in groups as I would also like to publish just to a group--semi private..then I get to chapter in Hertling'a book last night about "selective sharing" being one of the few flaws in the indieweb model
[kevinmarks]an example I've used before is that you'd weigh a tech recommendation from someone differently than a food one, especially if they have different tastes
ZegnatIf you receive a comment to a piece about an indieweb tech from a stranger, but you see me vouching for that stranger, you might want to accept their comment on technology. But if a stranger comments on a personal photo you shared and their vouch is me, you may not want to accept that vouch because we have no social overlap.
[jgmac1106]Kudos - a Validbook token. 1 KDS is generated per 1 living human daily. World human population is estimated for the next 100 years based on 2017 UN population prospects. See analysis here....that is tokenized karma to the extreme
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