Maemo Co-Creation/MCC TTF
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When sharing content and interacting, trust becomes more and more important. You trust two of your friends 100% - you put this in your pre-settings for receiving content from them. These two people, who trust you, don't know eachother. But when one of them wants to share content with the other, the fact that you trust him, becomes the start of their trustbuilding. You are the aggregator of their trust, because you trust them both. The more they successfully share, the more their trus-indicator increases. | When sharing content and interacting, trust becomes more and more important. You trust two of your friends 100% - you put this in your pre-settings for receiving content from them. These two people, who trust you, don't know eachother. But when one of them wants to share content with the other, the fact that you trust him, becomes the start of their trustbuilding. You are the aggregator of their trust, because you trust them both. The more they successfully share, the more their trus-indicator increases. | ||
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Latest revision as of 16:10, 11 February 2010
During the Maemo Summit, additional ideas were thought of, next to the four concepts. One is about trust, a concept closely related to the 4 concepts
THE TRUST FACTOR
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When sharing content and interacting, trust becomes more and more important. You trust two of your friends 100% - you put this in your pre-settings for receiving content from them. These two people, who trust you, don't know eachother. But when one of them wants to share content with the other, the fact that you trust him, becomes the start of their trustbuilding. You are the aggregator of their trust, because you trust them both. The more they successfully share, the more their trus-indicator increases.
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