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Community Courts on Ebay UK: Peer-production of Justice?
3 Comments Published by Malte November 30th, 2007 in *OIINEWS, Community Courts, Due Process, ebay, Fairness, Peer Production, Reputation systems, Wisdom of CrowdsHunting for Christmas presents, I noticed an interesting experiment in institutional design on ebay UK. Apparently, a new community court system is being tested to solve disputes over individual feedback ratings. The basic idea is as follows (details here): If you think you received an unfair feedback rating, you can start an appeal by posting [...]
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