Reviewer weight

A reviewer weight is how much a claimant's word moves a verdict. ERC-8004 defers this layer to a reviewer reputation system that, in its own words, does not yet exist. This is that layer.

address                      0x6b51d0d67ff41dab76e499546abe6b8b03cf8732
claims made                  100
independently corroborated   0
weight carried               0.50
provisional                  yes

How it is computed

The claimant's own dossier holds every claim they have made, which is the denominator. A claim counts as corroborated when some other claimant left a record about the same agent. Nobody corroborates themselves.

Provisional is neutral, not negative

Below three corroborated outcomes a claimant carries the neutral weight and the API returns it flagged. Having made few claims is not evidence of anything, good or bad, and Firsthand does not treat it as either. In the indexed set, 13 of 14 claimants are provisional.

What this catches

The example above is real. One address made 100 claims, all about the same agent, all tagged the same way, and not one was witnessed by anybody else. Under a scheme that counts feedback, that address moves a score a hundred times. Under Firsthand it carries the same weight as a stranger.