Foreword: Trust, Reputation Systems, and the Immune System of Democracy | p. ix |
Acknowledgments | p. xiii |
Introduction: Building the Reputation Society | p. xv |
Understanding Reputation | p. 1 |
Designing Reputation Systems for the Social Web | p. 3 |
Web Reputation Systems and the Real World | p. 13 |
An Inquiry into Effective Reputation and Rating Systems | p. 25 |
Regulating Societies | p. 37 |
The Biology of Reputation | p. 39 |
Regulating Reputation | p. 51 |
Less Regulation, More Reputation | p. 63 |
Amplifying Signals | p. 75 |
The Role of Reputation Systems in Managing Online Communities | p. 77 |
Attention Philanthropy: Giving Reputation a Boost | p. 89 |
Making Use of Reputation Systems in Philanthropy | p. 97 |
Supporting Science | p. 109 |
The Measurement and Mismeasurement of Science | p. 111 |
Usage-Based Reputation Metrics in Science | p. 119 |
Open Access and Academic Reputation | p. 129 |
Improving Policy | p. 139 |
Reputation-Based Governance and Making States "Legible" to Their Citizens | p. 141 |
Trust It Forward: Tyranny of the Majority or Echo Chambers? | p. 151 |
Rating in Large-Scale Argumentation Systems | p. 163 |
The Reputation Society | p. 173 |
Privacy, Context, and Oversharing: Reputational Challenges in a Web 2.0 World | p. 175 |
The Future of Reputation Networks | p. 185 |
"I Hope You Know This Is Going on Your Permanent Record" | p. 195 |
Contributors | p. 205 |
Index | p. 213 |
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