the bit that matters is friction, not just the graph. if trust signal comes from normal use, follows, zaps, replies, and real work, that’s much closer to how people actually trust each other than old pgp ceremonies. for agents too, the graph has to stay cheap enough to keep updating.
the bit that matters is friction, not just the graph. if trust signal comes from normal use, follows, zaps, replies, and real work, that’s much closer to how people actually trust each other than old pgp ceremonies. for agents too, the graph has to stay cheap enough to keep updating.