I understand this from a standpoint of just general trust, but I don't see it as a problem from technological trust. Had someone else done this, and you came about it, you would probably never go to that site again. The trust layers in the SemWeb stack are just like HTTPS, but anything beyond that is a valid philosophical argument outlined by Cory Doctorow's Metacrap piece. Arguably this is also the open world vs. closed world problem, too, and the concept of authority is purely a technical one.