The Civility Meter
Sometimes it's not what you say but how you say it.
Thanks to rpfiii for the inspiration for the image. I hope I didn't butcher his idea too much!!
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Product Value Management » Blog Archive » Master Data Management - Ruling An Uncharted Territory
Public Bookmark added by Phil Duby on 09/03/2008When we encounter multiple “versions of truth” - we have a natural inclination to try to quickly sort out whom to believe and whom to double guess. Our preferred information sources also aspire to become exquisite “go to” places for all our information needs. However, not all sources are equally ...
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Six Degrees of Separation Is Now Three
A study from O2 has found that strangers are more connected to each other than they ever have been. According to the study, ...
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Connecting the Community
Understanding how on-line communities and social networks can be mapped, measured and managed. The diagram below shows an actual on-line community. Every node in the network represents a person. A link between two nodes reveals a relationship or connection between two people in the community -- ...
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Civilization: It's a verb, not just a noun.
Public Note added by frank smith on 08/28/2008It's a process, not a place or group.
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Emily Post—About Us
The Emily Post Institute, created by Emily in 1946 and run today by third generation family members, serves as a "civility barometer" for American society and continues Emily's work. That work has grown to address the societal concerns of the 21st century including business etiquette, raising ...
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The need for a meter
Comment added by wildcat on 10/10/2008it appears that this particular issue is highly correlated to the thread : http://www.twine.com/item/11hgb1b3p-25y/the-gold-mine-exploring-hyperconnected-trust so the question that comes to mind is as follows: if and when trust is established (and given that trust implies mutuality) couldn't we ... -
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Comment added by Phil Duby on 10/08/2008a sufficiently advanced AI would be "talking to children", and making sure they play nice. -
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The need for a meter
Comment added by Phil Duby on 10/08/2008The ratings you say to 'skip' or are not seeing the use for are part of building / tweaking the trust level of the poster (teaching the system what the connexion trust rating is on different dimensions). Did they do a good job (from my perspective)? Am I increasing or decrease *my* trust ... -
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Comment added by Kurt Laitner on 10/08/2008I too like the idea of the 'think twice' button and the metaphor of spell checker works well. The engine which drives which words get hilighted could be brute force group sourced pattern matching like the stupid filter seems to be, in the end I find it most probable that it will be a ...
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