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The Internet, Web 2.0 and Social Networking technologies are enabling citizens to actively participate in “citizen science” projects by contributing data to scientific programs. However, the limited expertise of contributors can lead to poor quality or misleading data being submitted. Subsequently, the scientific community often perceive citizen science data as not worthy of being used in serious...
Trust is as significant a factor for successful online interactions as it is in offline communities. Trust is an important factor to predict the behaviour of an entity and as a criterion for an entity selection. Most trust studies focused on trust establishment without identifying and considering the main trust definition components and trust principles. This paper explores trust in the offline and...
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