Some Obvious Things About Internet Reputation Systems

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Sharing Economy and Platforms Access Control and Trust Digital Platforms and Economics

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Debates around the “sharing economy” have been driven by personal stories and broad claims. There are no personal stories here. Instead, this essay takes a step-by-step look at the internet reputation systems on which the sharing economy claims are based, and finds them wanting.

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1981The Evolution of Cooperation 1973Job Market Signaling 2017The Wealth of Networks 2012Engineering Trust: Reciprocity in the Production of Reputation Information 2001Trust in signs.2017Constructing Commons in the Cultural Environment

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