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Sun Aug 21 11:30:56 UTC 2016  <znort987>   kakobrekla: and that's not exactly a very recent one either lol

Sun Aug 21 11:27:02 UTC 2016  <kakobrekla>   well the first time was also 'why is it down for a week'

Sun Aug 21 11:25:51 UTC 2016  <kakobrekla>   if you would have a decentralized thing it perhaps would not have forked

Sun Aug 21 11:13:00 UTC 2016  <Framedragger>   ideally one would be able to reconstruct a combined graph with some nice wot-tool and then observe the uh bottlenecks and whatnot

Sun Aug 21 11:12:57 UTC 2016  <kakobrekla>   time to repost (From a famous pankkake post) http://pankkake.headfucking.net/wp-content/uploads/2014/05/WeTakeOurselvesVerySeriously.jpg

Sun Aug 21 11:12:12 UTC 2016  <pankkake>   well, given they all know each other already and it's a fairly closed circle I don't see the point of it existing in the first place

Sun Aug 21 11:09:11 UTC 2016  <kakobrekla>   gpg is a pos anyway and its a miracle we still use this old tech tbh

Sun Aug 21 11:08:08 UTC 2016  <pankkake>   I would see it that way: ratings are signed and used however you want. however, you can submit them to a centralized db which will construct a wot (and could additonaly take "i've changed my key" commands)

Sun Aug 21 11:07:42 UTC 2016  <kakobrekla>   as for not allow key change, dun think this is a good idea

Sun Aug 21 11:07:40 UTC 2016  <Framedragger>   hmm i guess ideally upon key update, all previous ratings would need to be re-signed, ideally.. and while this could be batch-automated on the user's part, it would require quite a bit of work :/

Sun Aug 21 11:06:17 UTC 2016  <punkman>   or to not allow a wot identity to change keys

Sun Aug 21 11:05:47 UTC 2016  <punkman>   you post a signed msg with your new key, wot stores it

Sun Aug 21 11:05:43 UTC 2016  <Framedragger>   kakobrekla: well, all of that could be taken into account; if there was, say, a proper key update process, so that continuity of identity could be preserved

Sun Aug 21 11:03:59 UTC 2016  <kakobrekla>   can you even verify a sig with a key that has been revoked ? i dunno if i ever tried

Sun Aug 21 11:02:52 UTC 2016  <kakobrekla>   yes, but keys also get revoked and changed and it makes for quite a mess

Sun Aug 21 11:02:39 UTC 2016  <znort987>   well I assumed that the whole wot thing needed no central trusted db (given where we are :) ), but looks like I misunderstood how the whole thing is constructed. If ratings were just gpg-signed deeds involving gpg fingerprints, there would be no forks, just a matter of making sure info is dupliated enough. anyhow, thx for the clarifications guys.

Sun Aug 21 10:59:22 UTC 2016  <punkman>   both forks took a one time snapshot of previous ratings database, there are no plans to make them talk to each other

Sun Aug 21 10:56:06 UTC 2016  <znort987>   punkman: I am under the impression that a rating given is some sort of gpg-signed statement involving gpg-sigs as ids, no ? In which case, as long as properly broadcasted, it should make it to all wots at once. or am I missing something ?

Sun Aug 21 10:54:22 UTC 2016  <znort987>   kako: yeah, was poking at deedbot to get the rating comments out, didn't find a way

Sun Aug 21 10:51:27 UTC 2016  <znort987>   was the WOT split/forked after the great schism ? I can't seem to find a web page that presents an up to date version

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