And that's fine. It is a great way to bootstrap a small circle of trust that can be used apart from any large centralized infrastructure. It seems like everyon

And that's fine. It is a great way to bootstrap a small circle of trust that can be used apart from any large centralized infrastructure. It seems like everyone is trying to find a way to make a global trust network (keybase, LinkedIn, etc.), when all you need most of the time are small circles of trust (dev groups, activism organizations, etc.). I think the decentralized nature of WoT is actually a better way of structuring things, since it makes mass surveillance much more difficult.