Welcome to the Reputation Research Network
What's New
June 30, 2003, This site was cited in the New York Times story on Word of Mouse, Monday June 23. Lots of new members joined. Welcome all!
May 2003. Please read and comment on the draft report from the interdisciplinary workshop on reputation systems, which was held April 26-27, 2003, in Cambridge, MA.
A reputation system gives people information about others' past performance. It can enhance an on-line interaction environment by:
- helping people decide who to trust;
- encouraging people to be more trustworthy;
- discouraging those who are not trustworthy from participating.
This site is for researchers who are studying how reputation systems should work in theory, how they actually work in practice, and how they could work better. You can find out about people, papers, and practical systems. And you can contribute pointers to useful information.
This site is made possible with support from NSF grant number 9977999, from the CISE program on Computation and Social Systems.
 New Members |
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Nejc |
None |
Reputation, Trust |
6/17/09 | ||
Ryan |
Online Reputation |
5/14/09 | |||
Federico |
None |
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5/07/09 | ||
Go to the Directory >>
| New papers |
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Aurthor, Title |
Abstract |
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Papaioannou, G. Thanasis, Stamoulis, D. George. Effective Use of Reputation in Peer-to-Peer Environments |
8/13/04 | |
Chen, Kay-Yut; Hogg, Tad; Wozny, Nathan. Experimental Study of Reputation Mechanisms in an Exchange Economy |
8/13/04 | |
Castelfranchi, Cristiano and Falcone, Rino. Social Trust: A Cognitive Approach |
8/13/04 | |
Go to the Bibliography >>