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  • 150828 wording responses
    ...for a new crowdsourcing platform called Daemo. I'm helping to work on the reputation system there, and we're trying to make the wording very clear for it. What
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  • Agency
    Instead of a reputation system, the Agency model repositions power to a third party that holds the ...y to Cold War MAD philosophy is germaine; the threat to destroy the others reputation, while distasteful is an effective way to minimize ethical/moral transgress
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  • Archives
    * Reputation System 1 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QvSmgjkEi5k watch] * Reputation System 2 [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j8q5n2kmWRE watch]
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  • Boomerang
    '''Boomerang Reputation System'''
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  • CHI2016
    == Boomerang Reputation Experiment == Boomerang is a reputation system designed to incentivize workers and requesters to rate each other ho
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  • Color Indicators for Reputation
    ...ntuitive indicator than plain text. Specific colors can be used to reflect reputation scores of workers/requesters by replacing the words "check+", "check" and "
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  • Connect wintermilestone4 vinayak
    ...is assigned points based on his reputation. The higher his experience and reputation the more points he gets, which he can use to message requesters for clarifi
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  • Crowdsourcing Success
    -Qualifications & Reputation: Is some form of reputation
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  • Crowdwork Platform Efficacy Scale
    --Act in ways that protect my reputation
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  • Customized Boomerang Team biubiubiu
    Customized Boomerang is a reputation system that extends original Boomerang to a broader version. ...questers and workers can provide more genuine reviews and thus help reduce reputation inflation at online crowdsourcing platforms. However, the task feed in Daem
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  • Daemo- A sustainable,resilient and innovative organization
    5 elected directly from the community, proven history in Daemo, good reputation, and contribution to the forum .
    2 KB (242 words) - 16:40, 28 April 2016
  • Daemo- A sustainable and resilient governance organization
    5 elected directly from the community, proven history in Daemo, good reputation, and contribution to the forum .
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  • Daemo- A sustainable and resilient organization
    5 elected directly from the community, proven history in Daemo, good reputation, and contribution to the forum .
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  • Daemo: A well orchestrated democracy
    ...platform based on their performance on tasks and their skills. Also, their reputation would have to be monitored/analyzed by some reputable people, at the very b Again, here I am as a worker, now with a good reputation and membership in a guild. I’ve realized there is some sort with the poll
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  • Daemo Learning and Skills
    ...out to other areas of work without barriers or fear of it affecting their reputation rating in the crowdsourcing marketplace. Workers want timely, relevant oppo
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  • Daemo as a RPG (Milestone 5) yoni.dayan
    3) Issue of reputation system, pressurizing crowdworker (rating, etc.) as explained in [http://cro
    8 KB (1,357 words) - 09:47, 14 February 2016
  • Daemo as a perfect information market
    '''Information between workers and Requesters''' : Reputation of workers, quality of tasks description, priority of taskfeed. and estimat
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  • Data Model Creation
    ...ers require a "work profile", which will keep track of their skills, their reputation or rating and other specification necessary for them to depict when they ar
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  • Dilrukshi-Idea for Reputation System
    I have made 15 slides describing how we can model a reputation system framing
    247 B (37 words) - 06:27, 5 August 2015
  • DubsMilestone5basework
    Why not using guilds to address the reputation issue in crowdsourcing:
    932 B (148 words) - 12:30, 11 February 2016
  • Editing WinterMilestone 3 Team1 EU - Classes
    Bringing a bit of game design you could design a reputation system where you have both levels and perhaps classes. In terms of levellin Workers' and requesters' reputation linked directly to each class or area rather than an aggregate for all the
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  • Faceted Reputation System
    The Reputation System is integral to supporting trust in and of Daemo by allowing workers To date, most reputation systems distill to a single flat metric, 4 out of 5 stars, a rating of A,B,
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  • Glossary of Terms for Daemo
    Boomerang - Daemo's reputation system Reputation System - the system whereby individuals are given ratings
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  • Governance and Operations Prototyping Overview
    ...as possible OR modest amount to either reinvest for platform development, reputation review payments etc.)
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  • Guild Clearing House (Milestone 4)
    *2. Expertise and Competency expectation/standardization (Reputation/Trust). Can guilds solve the ironic relationship between pricing and skill ...(Not the facebook kind J) to establish the definition of expertise, beyond reputation and perception. Once expertise/competency has been defined (as a quality qu
    21 KB (3,212 words) - 14:42, 16 February 2016
  • Guild Galactic Map (Milestone 7)
    * Issue of reputation system, pressurizing crowdworker (rating, etc.) as explained in [http://cro
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  • Guild leveling - review and quasi-mentorship ARichmondFuller
    ...a key process within Guilds on Daemo. Leveling directly impacts pricing, reputation, and although we are not yet addressing training and learning, there are al
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  • Guilds, Guilds, Guilds
    *2. Expertise and Competency expectation/standardization (Reputation/Trust) ...(Not the facebook kind J) to establish the definition of expertise, beyond reputation and perception. Once expertise/competency has been devined (as a quality qu
    5 KB (811 words) - 11:36, 2 February 2016
  • Guilds Experimental Design
    ...r workers in the guildcondition will be determined by their guild ranking; reputation for workers in the control condition will be determined by their work accep
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  • Guilds Milestone 6
    ...By using this method, we're able to ensure that we're addressing both the reputation and quality issues without creating friction within the community. ...l is influenced by the asymmetry in power, information access, pricing and reputation of Mturk. It is pervasive and the impulse is to correct the injustice; for
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  • Guilds Milestone 9
    In discussion we decided that a forum with some kind of reputation features would be a good level to start with. [http://daemo-forum.herokuapp
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  • Guilds and Computational Compatability
    ...if the requester doesn’t like what I do? And how does all this solve the reputation problem?(MB Question) ...ools to return balance to the reputation challenge? Short of removing the reputation inflation problem entirely by hand picking each and every worker and buildi
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  • Guilds and Computational Compatability Extension
    Reputation systems can be gamed, to the point they are rendered irrelevant while testi ...across the platform is the best way to ensure that our approach solves the reputation problem faced by crowdsourcing services nowadays because it allows the plat
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  • Guilds and Quality
    *6. Eleni Koutrouli and Aphrodite Tsalgatidou. Reputation Systems Evaluation Survey. ACM Comput. Surv. 48, 3, Article 35, December 20 DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.1145/2835373 - File:Reputation evaluation survey A35-koutrouli.pdf
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  • Hangout with Dilrukshi and Neil
    Last night, @neilthemathguy, @dilrukshi, and I had a hangout discussing the Reputation System UI and how to expand on it. Here is what we discussed and here is my
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  • Horton Reputation Paper Analysis - Team Pumas
    '''Horton Reputation Paper Analysis - Team Pumas''' The definition of “reputation” evolved from “private beliefs market participants had about each other
    10 KB (1,568 words) - 00:20, 29 July 2015
  • Huskyreflection milestone2
    * Workers want to learn more about their requesters reputation about the requests they have posted and how they have responded to their pr * Requesters would like to have access to the worker reputation and history and have a better understanding of their demographics.
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  • Infrastructure
    ** Reputation
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  • Introducing Crowd Research Initiative and Recap
    * '''Reputation''': How might we make payment clear and transparent? * [Active] '''Import finance concepts/External quality ratings''': Reputation, like credit score: worker ratings of requesters place them into A, B (good
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  • Introducing Crowd Research Initiative and Recap - Winter 16
    * '''Reputation''': How might we make payment clear and transparent? * '''Import finance concepts/External quality ratings''': Reputation, like credit score: worker ratings of requesters place them into A, B (good
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  • Jsilver's Onboarding Suggestions for New Participants
    '''#reputation-sys''' -
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  • Jsilver Forum Ideas and Suggestions
    ...ote that matches his/her actual opinion, the platform would confer a badge/reputation points, as well as, among other things, allow the platform to recommend any ...e all forum actions (posts, votes, etc.) with a person's Daemo profile and reputation. Each person can only create one forum account.
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  • Jsilver Reputation ideas
    = '''Reputation and Other Ideas by Jsilver''' = I will post a collection of my "wish-list" reputation ideas (among other ideas), some of which have been scattered in my mind and
    10 KB (1,507 words) - 00:09, 16 November 2015
  • Knowledge Management
    ...ek 10 milestone]]. The next step would be to identify common themes like [[reputation inflation]] and split them off into their own articles with support from th Finally, project subgroups (open-governance, reputation-systems, leadership-board) should have their own pages with descriptions an
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  • Leadership Board Candidates - July 2015
    I am keen to further support the work in Usability, Reputation Systems, paper submissions and whatever else is needed. This research proje ...project: platform, usability, task creation, feedback, pricing mechanism, reputation, sustainability, and open governance.
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  • Leveling Brainstorm
    ...hen you also take into account the impact those decisions have on pricing, reputation, and training/learning, the enormity can be overwhelming. Hence the need t Reputation:
    6 KB (982 words) - 07:51, 26 June 2015
  • Leveling Study
    Crowdsourcing platforms are subject to reputation inflation due to repercussions from social pressures. As a result worker-re
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  • MIlestone 3 RATH Trust Idea 2: Guild Structure
    How might we allow workers to crowd-regulate reputation and expertise? .... Guilds must internally self regulate or risk losing prestigue, standing, reputation. Yet, Requestors also benefit in that instead of having to trust (and go th
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  • MethodologyStudyReputationSystem
    Evaluation for Boomberang Reputation System ...ers; taking workers with poor reputation; medium reputation; and excellent reputation.
    1 KB (171 words) - 19:44, 30 August 2015
  • MileStone 4 GeekyGirls
    ...hird party the task should be taken down and it should mark the requesters reputation.
    3 KB (546 words) - 18:04, 24 March 2015
  • MileStone 4 Team Nike New
    This week we are focusing on the three themes Empathy, Resolution and Reputation. We discussed on these themes and concluded that == Reputation ==
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  • Milestone5draft
    ...across the platform is the best way to ensure that our approach solves the reputation problem faced by crowdsourcing services nowadays because it allows the plat ...y is most similar to the experience required by a determined task (aka his reputation towards a specific skill set)?
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  • Milestone 0 Design
    ...efore we show them.We recommend 3. They select the worker level they need (reputation), which guides who is able to submit to Milestone 0. Any sufficiently qualified individual via the reputation requirements can submit Milestone 0, first come first serve, up to the maxi
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  • Milestone 10 Aura
    ...actors to limit unrealistic expectations or unappreciated efforts (e.g. by reputation tracking, workflow accountability, audits); and collaborative efforts to gu ...missions that pass some threshold are moved forward to a second tier where reputation-having (accountable, potentially not anonymized) crowdworkers can essential
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  • Milestone 10 Padawans
    ...t belong to any Grade. After working on various tasks they eventually gain reputation and are promoted to different grades. The highest grade is Grade A. ...e gets the earlier promised pay irrespective of his grade and boost to his reputation.
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  • Milestone 10 Pumas
    ...is the ability to repeatedly work with the same requester. Maybe even have reputation scores on requesters ("This requester is cool to work with 5/5 would work a
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  • Milestone 11
    ...ll be collectively discussing and contributing to external quality ratings/reputation systems'''. People interested in contributing to infrastructure should chec == Reputation systems ==
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  • Milestone 12
    This week we'll take the brainstorming about open-gov and reputation system to next level, by getting user feedback. In order for us to have a s == Reputation systems ==
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  • Milestone 15 Boomerang mental model for requester and worker
    ...interface screenshots from @neilthemathguy et al which are pinned the the #reputation-system channel
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  • Milestone 19 Open-Gov comments by AngelaRichmondFuller
    I would also like to suggest again, that we look at keeping the reputation specific to the category of work rather than a holistic rating of person.
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  • Milestone 1 DesignDelight
    ...o discourage requestors from posting anything less than standards. If such reputation is integrated in a more transparent way within the system, it would be bett ...f reviews, where as a new person may not have time to work to gain similar reputation. In TaskRabbit, highest rated taskers are called TaskRabbit Elite and have
    10 KB (1,826 words) - 00:37, 5 March 2015
  • Milestone 1 TeamInnovation2
    ...nal (and slower), where you're encouraged to show off your skills, build a reputation, and commit to larger projects.
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  • Milestone 1 Team Innovation
    * nothing is done to give Turkers a better reputation; seen as “third world”, unskilled, etc.
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  • Milestone 1 TuringMachine
    ...unction of historic tasks and quality can help create digital profiles and reputation of workers. This is similar to design feature used in TaskRabbit or [http:/
    25 KB (3,685 words) - 12:32, 17 January 2016
  • Milestone 1 iota
    ...example,one of our team member was personally motivated to get a five star reputation in the Twitter category as he was very active on that social media and henc
    7 KB (1,191 words) - 00:08, 5 March 2015
  • Milestone 1 pentagram
    ...example,one of our team member was personally motivated to get a five star reputation in the Twitter category as he was very active on that social media and henc
    9 KB (1,465 words) - 23:39, 4 March 2015
  • Milestone 2
    ...n their chat rooms and threads. Be thoughtful! Researchers have a bit of a reputation for just marching in and telling Turkers what they really need, which isn't
    14 KB (2,180 words) - 11:42, 11 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 ABC
    ...ments by requestors have adverse impact on turkers motivation, earning and reputation. 3. They need to have a balance between anonymity and reputation<br>
    17 KB (2,703 words) - 02:03, 12 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 APES
    ...d workers can complete them at any time, without having to think about the reputation of the requester or to refamiliarize themselves with the task. This should 1. Most good workers leave the market because due to absence of reputation system the wages of good and bad workers is same.With so low wages, good wo
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  • Milestone 2 Akali
    ...T, and the interface also doesn't come to any help. This can lead to a bad reputation of the Requester, as the worker said that he will stay away from the reques
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  • Milestone 2 AltaMira
    - Worker reputation system is broken (as mentioned above), it is too easy to game the system an - Requesters don't have a reputation system they can manage on Amazon. Reputation is derived from forums like Turker Nation using tools like TurkOpticon.
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  • Milestone 2 Betzy
    *Requestors need to learn about their workers reputation.
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  • Milestone 2 C2C
    * Rejection from requesters are only give negative feedbacks. It affects reputation and might cost money.
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  • Milestone 2 Illuminati
    ...n various parameters to create a standardized way to asses a requester’s reputation, which can be helpful to other workers. *If a worker can appeal against a rejection, his quality of work and reputation should sustain longer
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  • Milestone 2 Opera
    # Some can do task for reputation rather than money # No reputation or rating system for requester which in turn allows spammers to become top
    21 KB (3,329 words) - 14:13, 11 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 PixelPerfect
    * Lack of a fair reputation system for workers. # Lack of trust due to unreliable reputation/rating system of the workers can lead to dilution of quality because effici
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  • Milestone 2 Sky
    ===== Workers need to Build their Reputation more efficiently ===== *Observations: In crowdsourcing environments it is difficult to build a reputation
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  • Milestone 2 TestSet
    ...e of workers in forums like reddit or other turking forums can lead to bad reputation of requesters over time, especially those who rely on crowdsourcing often. ...uesters are the best to work for directly and some requesters may have bad reputation on the forums due to previous HIT acceptance/ rejection results.
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  • Milestone 2 TripleClicks
    **'''Needs:''' Behind the scenes or more elegant systems for reputation, quality control, and relationship building so that workers and requesters **'''Interpretation:''' For requesters, in the absence of a reputation system, sheer volume of HITs completed and percentage accuracy is better th
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  • Milestone 2 Triple Clicks
    **'''Needs:''' Behind the scenes or more elegant systems for reputation, quality control, and relationship building so that workers and requesters **'''Interpretation:''' For requesters, in the absence of a reputation system, sheer volume of HITs completed and percentage accuracy is better th
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  • Milestone 2 TuringMachine
    #Workers' reputation is always at stake. If requestors reject the tasks workers cannot appeal ag
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  • Milestone 2 ZSpace
    ...ave made for spending the time and effort on task but also it spoils their reputation and a future chance of work. * Reputation without Retribution: Maintain accountability and anonymity
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  • Milestone 2 ams
    ...unjustly, do not only lose the opportunity to earn the money but also lose reputation.
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  • Milestone 2 cder
    ...s till any time they want to without having to think about the requester's reputation. The scope of Turker platforms helps in virtual migration since the crowdla ...may even refuse to pay.When a new requester comes he has to maintain some reputation and earn trust of the workers.
    14 KB (2,321 words) - 00:58, 12 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 crowdshrimp
    How can we establish a true reputation for AMT workers? This is the question of this paper. An interesting point I
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  • Milestone 2 mathias
    O - I generally select based on past reputation O - Reputation of requestors is built in as well even if not explicit
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  • Milestone 2 munichkindl
    ...ent structure. In addition, they need to manually check each requester’s reputation beforehand in order to avoid possible fraud, as well as the level of qualit ...can be rejected without justification what has bad effects on the workers reputation. However, if the platform is not user-friendly, good workers are tented to
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  • Milestone 2 padawans
    ...the new workers, it is very difficult to grow. In order to get a decent a reputation, they first need to work with requesters who either pay very low wages or a ...' The good/high­-paying requesters would rather go with workers with good reputation in order to ensure quality of work.
    17 KB (2,926 words) - 15:08, 11 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 pentagram
    ===== A better and true reputation system for workers ===== * current reputation system uses no. of HITs completed and approval rate which are easy to manip
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  • Milestone 2 pixelpals
    * Rejection of worker can lead a requestet to put down his reputation in crowdsourcing market. * Number of spammers is growing with the lack of checks and a satisfactory reputation management system.
    13 KB (2,137 words) - 02:41, 12 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 pnp
    ...ould make it easier to set prices, spread best practices, build meaningful reputation systems and track quality. * A true reputation system for workers.
    15 KB (2,464 words) - 23:50, 11 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 sanjosespartans
    ...ks. Spends a lot of time in search of a suitable task, pay rate, requester reputation to make an informed decision. 3. The reputation is subject to revision by workers based on his/her responsiveness, task qua
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  • Milestone 2 singularity
    *The workers are usually in the dark about the reputation of the requester when it comes to fair or unfair rejections. ...owser extensions and add-ons available that inform workers about requester reputation, average time required, etc.
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  • Milestone 2 taskforce
    * need a balance between anonymity and reputation. "A Worker Reputation System"
    24 KB (3,754 words) - 18:17, 11 March 2015
  • Milestone 2 teamtrojan
    ...guarantee the trustworthiness of the requesters. Just having a subjective reputation system for requesters does not suffice.
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  • Milestone 3
    ...without feedback, this makes it difficult for new users to establish their reputation and get jobs that will help develop their skillsets. ...become risk-averse when a task might be confusing enough to threaten their reputation or payment
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  • Milestone 3 ABC
    ...he worker is not a spammer?:''' Background check, the worker's profile and reputation till now on MTurk. ...kers who have completed a broad range of jobs successfully and have a good reputation in their respective crowdsourcing platforms must be given power to mediate
    7 KB (1,219 words) - 23:55, 18 March 2015
  • Milestone 3 ABC PowerIdea 1: Resolving Disputes
    ...kers who have completed a broad range of jobs successfully and have a good reputation in their respective crowdsourcing platforms can be given power to mediate b
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  • Milestone 3 Akali
    ...invalid rejections, moderators can be informed and this should effect the reputation of Requesters.
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  • Milestone 3 AltaMira
    ...o their auto reputation, requesters would have to strive to maintain their reputation and it should provide workers be able to provide feedback back to requester ...higher skilled/more reputable worker bids $0.15, and in the auction their reputation gets them a 1x multiplier, turning that bid into $0.15. The task goes to th
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