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Communities, Artifacts, Interaction and Contribution on the Web

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Today, most of us are members of multiple online communities, in the context of which we engage in a multitude of personal and professional activities. These communities are supported by different web-based platforms and enable different types of collaborative interactions. Through our experience with the development of and experimentation with three different such platforms in support of collaborative communities, we recognized a few core research problems relevant across all such tools, and we developed SociQL, a language, and a corresponding software framework, to study them.

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Stroulia, E. (2013). Communities, Artifacts, Interaction and Contribution on the Web. In: Chignell, M., Cordy, J.R., Kealey, R., Ng, J., Yesha, Y. (eds) The Personal Web. Lecture Notes in Computer Science, vol 7855. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-39995-4_7

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