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Title: Comtella


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Comtella
  • Julita Vassileva
  • University of Saskatchewan

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Community
  • Small, custom-made for particular purpose
  • Sharing academic papers within a research lab -
    2002
  • Sharing URLs of papers or code related to a class
    (Ethics and IT, multi-agent systems, distributed
    programming) 2003, 2004, 2005
  • Sharing academic papers within the UM community
    2005
  • Sharing experience among girls and women about
    Science and Engineering 2006
  • Allows
  • Sharing resources (papers, URLs, blogs) on
    particular topics ? called sub-communities in
    the last two deployments
  • Viewing, rating and commenting these resources
  • Discussion on each topic with reference to the
    resources

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How the Incentives Work
  • User status (membership) depends on earned
    points.
  • Points are earned by
  • Contributing new links (depending on their
    quality)
  • Rating other links (depending on the ratings
    quality)
  • Status - weighted sum of the points earned with
    each activity.
  • The weights are dynamic and depend on the current
    needs of the community (community model) and on
    the individuals history (user model)
  • The current values are shown to the user,
    together with what is expected from him/her
  • Status is shown in a community visualization

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How Incentives Work
  • Rewards for rating - C-points
  • Earned with each act of rating
  • Can be invested to sponsor own links (like
    Googles sponsored links)
  • Decay over time
  • Limited number of ratings to give out
  • To avoid inflation
  • Number depends on the users status

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Claims and questions
  • The users behavior can be dynamically
    orchestrated (at least partially) by
  • providing explicit rewards for desired user
    activities and
  • adapting the rewards according to what activities
    are currently needed most by the community.
  • What should be the score?
  • Is it enough to keep participation within certain
    boundaries to ensure Sustainability ?
  • Can these boundaries be known?

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