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https://blog.counter-strike.net/index.php/the-trust-factor/
According to this, your trust factor is based on 'how you play' and 'what they think will bring you a good experience'.
So in my guess, they use the score to find people you may have fun with and... if most of the time you decide to keep playing with what you describe as "rage cheaters", it may affect your score as such.
To explain: what I think after reading this, is that the system perhaps thinks you like those kinds of people, and so it put your score close to them so that the match making system provides you with more of those.
It looks to me like Trust Factor is a value that is used kinda similarly like personalized search results on a search engine like google for example.
So my advise would be to simply quit the lobby immediately when you see that behavior. Show the system you don't like it.
How I understand it, it should at some point adjust when you do that.
Secondly I recommend just not copying or engaging with "rage" behavior. I don't know how easily upset you are, but.. either just ignore it or let them know, but not in a similar way. For example: "Look, I'm just trying to play a game."
It doesn't look like the number is stuck; it seems like its a number that changes with time and new input so.. yeah-
Edit: You can also try other games for a while, perhaps more social games.
It seems the system looks into what you play. When you play games that the system thinks is filled with nice people, then perhaps you get more nice people in your match making system.
I play mostly soloq or with good trusted friends and not cheaters/rage hackers (IN MY LOBBY, if i get cheater in team, that's random, but i mostly get normal teammates and cheaters enemy just, never legit enemies).
I just report all cheaters on server for everything, and keep quiet until lose of 0:13 :)
https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/00EF-D679-C76A-C185#tfpoormatch
They don't directly reply back though.
of course I followed and obeyed those instructions, but it doesn't seem to matter to me, because no matter how much I play, my experience in matches doesn't change
"The more a user plays, the more information the system has and the easier it will be for the system to determine who they should be matched with."
I'm playing for 3 years like that, and not just cs, beside of 3700hours in cs 2, i have many hours in other games like rust, cs 1.6, ark, dbd etc etc (1000+ games on account:)
I guess t hat means I also have a low trust factor.
In your case it might be an opportunity though. Just post. It might raise your score.
Edit: Just a tip. Don't post too often. The more you post, the more likely you get warned or banned for something. It's just natural I guess. Sometimes it's hard to get why.
Actively posting is neutral.
Will impact trust factor