And you can easily have a web of distrust, in that if one of your more immediate trustees stops trusting a distant branch, you can at least prompt that somethin

And you can easily have a web of distrust, in that if one of your more immediate trustees stops trusting a distant branch, you can at least prompt that something is wrong. That way you can avoid the whole "compromise one node and screw everyone over" problem as long as someone realizes the compromise before you trust it.