Chad Lupkes31d agoFirst google search sows something like this:
So if you select a person on the list you would see who you both follow, and who else they follow that might lead to an increase connection coefficient.
Lots of ways to do the visualization, either static or dynamic. Network topology is a new science, but Obsidian has some of the best data graphs that I've seen.
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Chad Lupkes31d agoThis is my favorite blockchain visualization. Imagine something like this for following/followers, or even posts/comments to show the provenance record.
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daniele31d agoThis is something that is very hard to achieve purely client side, since it is data and cpu intensive.
About the visualization: graphs are cool, but they should really offer a useful perspective, and I don't see much possible innovations here; a graph of names/pictures is quite useless without any segmentation about interests and activity patterns.
A WoT score like Coracle.social could probably be sufficient to highlight contacts that have a good trust level.
@97c70a44…ad98e322 can you share your experience about implementing the WoT?
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