Add better explanation

54.md

@@ -81,11 +81,16 @@ the author may be ranked as follows:
   "pubkey": "<user-pubkey>",
   "tags": [
     ["d", "<wiki-article-author-pubkey>"],
-    // "d" is the marker for the main article topic (its `d` tag "john-doe")
+    // Current article topic ("john-doe") is rated 3 and related articles are rated 2 and 1 in the order they are linked on current article
+    // (because author is expected to be somewhat knowledgeable on related topics)
+    //
+    // The `d` marker means it is related to the `d` tag of current article
+    // while `r` marker is related to the `r` tag
     ["T", "3:wiki:john-doe", "d"],
-    // even though this wiki article author may not have written about "internet-celebrity" yet (or never will),
-    // this rank may be used to consider the relevance of a "d"-marked trust rank eventually assigned
-    // by them (or by someone even deeper, if following another "r" rank) on the "internet-celebrity" topic
+    // Even though this "John Doe" wiki article's author may not have written a wiki article about "internet-celebrity" yet
+    // (or never will or article was deleted),
+    // they may have rated another person positively on "internet-celebrity" who may have written one or
+    // also may have positively rated someone else and so on
     ["T", "2:wiki:internet-celebrity", "r"],
     ["T", "1:wiki:nostr", "r"]
   ],
@@ -95,7 +100,8 @@ the author may be ranked as follows:
 
 Note that if later the same user **dislikes** a Nostr wiki article from the same author, the corresponding `T` tag would
 be updated from `["T", "1:wiki:nostr", "r"]` to `["T", "-3:wiki:nostr", "d"]`, overwritting it because
-the "d" marker (meaning main article) takes precedence over the "r" one (related article).
+the "d" marker (meaning main article) takes precedence over the "r" one (related article). Also, newer rating
+from same marker overwrites old one.
 
 ### Merge Requests
 
@@ -130,13 +136,19 @@ As there could be many articles for each given name, some kind of prioritization
 
 [NIP-51](51.md) lists can also be used to create a list of users that are trusted only in the context of wiki authorship or wiki curationship.
 
-### Trust Rank
+### Trust Ranks
 
 As mentioned [above](#author-ranking), article author [NIP-64](64.md) trust ranks can be easily assigned by
-clicking a thumb up/down button or when making below [deferences](#deference)).
-An user follow's trust rank event can be used to rank an article version directly if it has a "d" marker.
-If a "r" marker was used instead,
-it may indirectly be linking to the involved author's article on a related topic or another trust rank event on that related topic that depending on the marker can be navigated further until possibly finding a ranked article version.
+clicking a thumb up/down button or when making below [deferences](#deference)) (article author when deferencing
+may sign a trust rank favoring another pubkey on the same topic).
+
+If me or my follow has positively rated `pubkey A` on "wiki:internet-celebrity",
+chances are `pubkey A` has written a good article on the topic or have themselves rated `pubkey B` on the same topic.
+
+Then `pubkey B` also may have written a good article on the topic or have themselves rated `pubkey C` on the same topic and so on.
+
+This way from an user and their follows it is possible to reach good article versions (written by well rated authors)
+on a specifc topic.
 
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