Track B Breakout One: Trust, Fairness and Sanctions in Digital Communities
06/20/2006
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9:00am
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10:30am
Location: Langdell South
Humans, like other social species, are very good at transmitting and reading social signals. What are the social signals of the Web? How can cheaters and free riders be detected? How can trust be built and what kinds of sanctions are the most effective for building trust? Are there examples from social networks and online communities?
Judith Donath [bio] [attendr], MIT Media Lab (moderator) Visit this session's wiki page to share notes and ideas. Related Content |
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