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"answer": "Invitations form a quota tree: each established identity gets two slots, and a recruit that fails burns the slot plus one level of the inviter's standing. Quorums must span unrelated subnetworks, so a tree grown inside one provider proves nothing. The delta is in the burn rate, not the tree shape: a jade account with a clean record still loses a vertex the moment its recruit is caught, and a tide of bad recruits collapses the branch upward.",
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