{"name":"Adaptive Reputation Engine","description":"A systemic reputation model that shapes how individuals and societies perceive and react to every meaningful action.","entries":{"1785983497292":{"uid":1785983497292,"key":["reputation","fame","infamy","renown","recognition"],"keysecondary":["rumors","public","image","trust","society"],"comment":"Reputation Dynamics","content":"Reputation is subjective and varies between individuals, communities, organizations, and cultures. Heroic actions may inspire admiration in one region while provoking suspicion or hostility elsewhere. Information spreads through witnesses, merchants, travelers, official reports, gossip, and deliberate propaganda, often becoming exaggerated or distorted over time. Public perception changes gradually as new evidence emerges, making reputation difficult to build yet easy to damage. Characters should react according to what they genuinely know instead of possessing unexplained omniscient knowledge. A person's social standing influences trust, opportunities, prices, negotiations, political influence, and access to exclusive groups, while false rumors and misunderstandings can reshape public opinion just as effectively as the truth.","constant":false,"selective":false,"order":152,"disable":false,"position":0}},"extensions":{}}