I'm fine with being identified. Thanks for the great work!! Felix On 07/09/2012 03:49 PM, Mathieu ONeil wrote:
Hi all
OK, there has been a lot of work behind the scenes and after a lot of delays, we are in the home stretch for the official release of JoPP 01 and 02.
For JoPP 01 I am currently working on putting up the reviews for the research papers, but I don't believe I have had official consent from reviewers to name them as the authors of these reviews.
So, if anyone who reviewed any of the following articles does not wish to be identified as the author please let me know offlist as soon as possible:
-Authority in Peer Production: The Emergence of Governance in the FreeBSD Project by George Dafermos
-Why Free Software Is Not the Antonym of Commercial Software: Two Case Studies from Corporate and Volunteer Based Projects by Stefano De Paoli, Vincenzo D’Andrea and Maurizio Teli
-Caring About the Plumbing: On the Importance of Architectures in Social Studies of (Peer-to-Peer) Technology by Francesca Musiani
If you are OK with being identified there is no need to write - I will assume consent and identify you.
Re. signals, they are anonymous.
cheers,
Mathieu
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