Investigations into Trust for Collaborative Information Repositories: A Wikipedia Case Study
Published: May 21, 2006
Abstract
As collaborative repositories grow in popularity and use, issues concerning the quality and trustworthiness of information grow. Some current popular repositories contain contributions from a wide variety of users, many of which will be unknown to a potential end user. Additionally the content may change rapidly and information that was previously contributed by a known user may be updated by an unknown user. End users are now faced with more...
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