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The "slashing" concept you borrowed from proof-of-stake is super interesting. You said "it's a social slashing where I can say like, this guy should lose a bunch of his credibility score because he's done something that steps out of line." How's this working in practice?

It's been really interesting to see play out.

I do think generally speaking, not many people are yet comfortable with the idea of publicly calling someone out.

That said we have seen a few - including one that I did today - that have lead to very positive discussion

The intent of slashing is to have discourse and social consensus about how people feel about someone and if they've stepped out of line of "societal norms" - this could be rug pulling, or today in an example it was someone who I felt was abusing Ethos' review mechanisms by writing a bunch of meaningless reviews

It's been really interesting to see play out.

I do think generally speaking, not many people are yet comfortable with the idea of publicly calling someone out.

That said we have seen a few - including one that I did today - that have lead to very positive discussion

The intent of slashing is to have discourse and social consensus about how people feel about someone and if they've stepped out of line of "societal norms" - this could be rug pulling, or today in an example it was someone who I felt was abusing Ethos' review mechanisms by writing a bunch of meaningless reviews

https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/21/abusing-ethos-review-system-with-ai-generated-reviews-for-others

I still dont get it why people will stake their money to vouch/slash someone on a regular basis. there are some cases but think the frequency is super low. it this a real PMF feature? @serpintaxt 