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It's the WoT score, already present in Coracle. It's not %, it is "equal to how many people you follow that also follow a given person, minus pow(2, log(n)), where n is how many people you follow who have muted this person. This allows you to see at a glance if someone is accepted in your network. This helps reduce spam, impostors, and objectionable content. You can set a minimum web of trust score on your content settings page, which will automatically mute anyone with a lower score than your threshold." (current tooltip) The half circle is more prominent (orange) to show that the user is followed, dimmed for not followed users. I would like to use the coracle sign, (half)circle, more frequently in the interface.

Got it. The % was just to make the joke work 😉 I personally love how coracle does it now (but I get the C thing too). Started using this idea in my designs too:

Actually think this a hugely underestimated UI innovation here. You can completely avoid having to show the NIP-05. Especially when logged in. It really cleans up the UI. I just need to see if a user is in one of my profile lists (Following f.e.) or their WoT score to navigate my way through.

All great points. I'm told the mobile view will look ok on an actual phone because there won't be as much contrast with the body of the phone. For the rest, I think I might agree.