This is a very big idea. In online spaces, I think sometimes there's a flattening of humanity. It's impersonal because it's text and a PFP. I think both 'trust' and 'good faith' must be modeled. But first, people must accept that individual units of behavior exist over time as patterns.

There's a poor bias of immediacy in terms of determining trust as a unit that social media itself has engendered for decades. Sitting in ambiguity is a challenge for many. Moreover, some believe popularity is a unit of trust, which ignores performance of language. This is all very difficult stuff.