11 Feb
Your users have something to tell you
Your users have something to tell you. If you don’t give them a way to communicate, they will find one.
[from the presentation "Designing and Enabling Communities" by Christina Wodtke of PublicSquare]
About Paolo
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Recent papers (citeUlike)
- Stimulating social engagement in a community network
- De-anonymizing Social Networks
- Eight Friends are Enough: Social Graph Approximation via Public Listings
- Measurement and analysis of online social networks
- Growth of the flickr social network
- Reputation is in the eye of the beholder: on subjectivity and objectivity of trust statements
- Page-reRank: using trusted links to re-rank authority
Recent bookmarks (del.icio.us)
- "Comparing Linguistic Points Of View (LPOV) of different language Wikipedias!"
- White House Visitation Social Network: Wow, that's a transparent government!
- TrustLet - Trust Metrics Wiki
- The Man Who Looked Into Facebook's Soul
- Top 40 Free Downloadable Open Source Social Networking Software | Vivalogo Resources
- 50 Great Examples of Data Visualization
- With Lure of Cash, M.I.T. Group Builds a Balloon-Finding Team to Take Pentagon Prize - NYTimes.com
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