Daily Crowdsource's Top 3 Favorite Comments Of Late
We love it when people comment on our posts. Of course, It's always fun seeing our views & shares going up and up on each post, but it's even better when we can hear the voice behind our readers. That's why we wanted to point out some of our favorites of late.
1. On Crowdsourcing vs. Co-Creation: Is There a Difference?
We agree with Peter here. Terminology is definitely the issue. We have a slightly flexible definition for crowdsourcing only because I think group intelligence, even a small level is what we are trying to cultivate with these new social/work arrangements. The real quesiton is how is the crowd functioning. Are they just a pool of random workers, or are they cultivated and are tasks routed in a sophisticated way, etc?
2. On Oh Man, The Crowd is Getting an F in Social Science
We think Kalini brings up a good point. Thanks Kalani! Anyone have suggestions on how to make more defined goals for social science? Let us know in the comments below
3. On Favorite Band Won't Play in Your City? Buy Them Like This Group of Brazillians.
We agree John, and we also think that the $60K Robocop statue is probably the best example of crowdfunding that ever will be, and modeling it should be the 'prime directive' of crowdfunders.
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