"Evidence has been submitted to me of Heisenberg soliciting reviews from people he doesn't know"

I don’t personally know many of the people on my account. I trust them based on their social activity and interactions. I’ve met most of them on X, and my own profile is completely genuine and trustworthy. So what’s wrong with two reliable accounts communicating and leaving positive feedback after interacting? If I’m not a scammer or a fake account, why shouldn’t I be allowed to engage with the people I trust? Otherwise, the only way to raise my Ethos score would be to become an influencer. Without collective interaction and trust-building, how are we any different from other influencer-driven projects? I genuinely love Ethos and work hard to contribute to it. Being penalized for that is discouraging for many users. If I’m not an influencer but want to build strong trust connections, naturally I’ll engage with accounts I trust — and I’ve mentioned that clearly in many of my reviews. So, will my honest reviews and the people who honestly reviewed me also be punished? Please think about this once more.