>> Do you suggest that each established user create *cash puzzles, and new >> posters choose one or many of these puzzles to solve in order to get >> through untrusted/unknown-user-blocking so they can start to earn trust? > > Yes.
Okay, here might lie a hard part - if there's 100 established users, it seems impractical to solve all 100 puzzles (although I admit it could become necessary in order to find someone's to pay attention). How to choose which puzzles to solve? Should a new user really be presented with a list of 100 check-boxes to pick between? What information should they have to make an informed decision? I guess puzzle difficulty differentiates established users. What else? Could Frost to choose a bunch of people at random, or even publish more and more solutions as time goes on until someone evaluates the poster? >> I don't get your point about difficulty of puzzles, they'd go by the >> wayside once a person entered the web of trust, no? > > Yes. You could increase the difficulty so that they chose somebody else? I > dunno, there was some good reason.. :) How to expire an old puzzle and how to publish all this info on puzzles / web of trust? An internal board receiving daily/weekly postings from each user on their current WoT and puzzle? E. _______________________________________________ Devl mailing list Devl@freenetproject.org http://emu.freenetproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devl
