The Handbook of Peer Production 2020
DOI: 10.1002/9781119537151.ch1
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The Duality of Peer Production

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“…On the other hand, we identify that community values have a relevant connection with the Mertonian norms or ethos for shared and ethical scientific practices, as previously suggested by Heyen (2016). These in turn align with the sharing culture of peer production, as suggested by other scholars (O'Neil et al, 2020;Dulong de Rosnay and Le Crosnier, 2012;Benkler, 2004). In this respect communality, understood as the common ownership of scientific knowledge by all participants, represents a key value that motivates sharing both practices and results.…”
Section: The Minor Role Of Extrinsic Motivations For Doing Self-researchsupporting
confidence: 67%
“…On the other hand, we identify that community values have a relevant connection with the Mertonian norms or ethos for shared and ethical scientific practices, as previously suggested by Heyen (2016). These in turn align with the sharing culture of peer production, as suggested by other scholars (O'Neil et al, 2020;Dulong de Rosnay and Le Crosnier, 2012;Benkler, 2004). In this respect communality, understood as the common ownership of scientific knowledge by all participants, represents a key value that motivates sharing both practices and results.…”
Section: The Minor Role Of Extrinsic Motivations For Doing Self-researchsupporting
confidence: 67%
“…Authors' note: Elements of this chapter were previously published in a different form under the title "Now, the commons" (O'Neil et al, 2017). We also thank Sébastien Broca for his input.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mathieu O’Neil et al (2021: 3) write that peer-production has many origins, but only became a concrete object of media historical inquiry in the late 1990s. 3 These authors highlight that today “peer-production” refers to a vast array of self-organized collaborative ventures and distributed work arrangements, from the collective practice of peers who advocate for an issue through a hashtag on social media or evaluate restaurants and holiday accommodation on dedicated websites, to participation in hacklabs and makerspaces.…”
Section: Exporting Peer-production or Mediating Segregation In The “I...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Yet scholars have not fully contended with the ways that peer-production—as a computational mode of online and offline economic and social organization—leaves standing historical inequalities based on racial segregation, such as the lived experience of imperial displacement seen in the agricultural vulnerability defining rural poverty on the Eastern Cape. 5 Crucially, O’Neil et al (2021) speculate on the neo-imperial aspects of peer-production as a mode of ICT-enabled settler-colonialism: Technological power is therefore historically intermingled with processes of dispossession. [.…”
Section: Exporting Peer-production or Mediating Segregation In The “I...mentioning
confidence: 99%