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Reputation systems are proved mechanisms used to help nodes to decide whom to trust, to maintain the overall credibility of the system and to promote collaboration. This paper presents Surework, a reputation framework based on Super-peers. In Surework, peers form clusters around Super-reputation-peers (Sure-peers) who help to increase the reputation knowledge. Surework introduces incentives in order to promote that nodes with higher capabilities become Super-peers and assume more tasks than normal peers. Reciprocity is also promoted by encouraging peers to provide better services to most reputable client peers.