On 08/20/12, Mathieu ONeil <[email protected]> wrote:

On 08/20/12, Christian Siefkes <[email protected]> wrote:

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Hi Mathieu, all,

On 08/20/2012 03:26 PM, Mathieu ONeil wrote:

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First your project sounds v. interesting, maybe we could feature an interview or a self-description of your background, goals, results, hopes etc in a future issue of JoPP?

Second it appears that because this fellow S. Murphey [who made the video on 3D printing mentioned below] confused your project Statistical Studies of Peer Production [http://surveys.peerproduction.net] with our own Journal of Peer Production [http://peerproduction.net] we are now being credited with your work.

See this piece as a recent ex. but its all over the web. http://boingboing.net/2012/08/15/visualzing-3d-printing-statist.html

I think one of us should ask S. Murphey to correct his error.

well, since surveys.peerproduction.net is a subdomain of peerproduction.net, that's a reasonably enough conclusion (I thought the same, though I was a bit surprised that nobody had mentioned the survey here). If the survey is NOT a subproject of the journal, how did it end up on the journal's domain??

Best regards Christian

Hi Christian, all

OK, I'll follow you and post at the end - hopefully others will too ;-)

It hurts my head a little to think about that: is surveys.peerproduction.net a subdomain of peerproduction.net or does it work on its own? When was surveys.peerproduction.net created? Can we do a whois or whatever to find out? Or should we just ask the maintainer? Jarkko?

@Franco: what do you think?

cheers Mathieu

-- ps. I should have checked this first but it appears they are also hosted by the P2P Foundation...