Why does the following strategy not counter this approach?
If you are the bad guy you sort all candidates according to their current trust, as defined by being part of the trusted group in previous voting rounds. And then you put your marker into the most trusted bucket that isn't yours. Thereby nobody should get ahead.
If you are the bad guy you sort all candidates according to their current trust, as defined by being part of the trusted group in previous voting rounds. And then you put your marker into the most trusted bucket that isn't yours. Thereby nobody should get ahead.