On Sun, Apr 06, 2003 at 01:08:41AM +0300, Andrius Kulikauskas wrote: (01)
> It looks like I'll get to do some work for http://xpertweb.com Part of
> my job is to draw out expertise from people who are at the
> state-of-the-art-and-beyond regarding XML technology. I thought this is
> the place to be, and am especially interested to learn more about Tom
> Munnecke's project. I'll start by sharing my letter below, we'll be
> working openly at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/thinkingrelevantly/ If
> this is interesting, perhaps we can find various ways of worm-holing our
> work across our social spaces. And I'm also interested how we might
> track how you are helping us, document that through the very reputation
> system that we are building, and look for ways that we all here might
> benefit. (02)
Two questions: What exactly are you doing for Xpertweb? What
differentiates Xpertweb from other reputation systems? (03)
Reputation systems are an important element of online communities. I
think it would be valuable to compare and contrast them here, as well
as to establish a framework for evaluating these systems. Two systems
of which I'm aware and to which we have some connections are: (04)
* Affero (http://www.affero.com/) (05)
* Friendly Favors (http://www.friendlyfavors.org/) (06)
Andrius (or anyone), it would be great if you would take a look at
these, and compare and contrast them with Xpertweb. (07)
-Eugene (08)
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