2010 •
Privacy-Friendly Incentives and Their Application to Wikipedia
Authors: Camenisch, Jan, Gross, Thomas, Hladky, Peter, Hoertnagl, Christian
Venue: N/A
Type: Publication
Abstract: International audience; Double-blind peer review is a powerful method to achieve high quality and thus trustworthiness of user-contributed content. Facilitating such reviews requires incentives as well as privacy protection for the reviewers. In this paper, we present the concept of privacy-friendly incentives and discuss the required properties. We then propose a concrete cryptographic realization based on ideas from anonymous e-cash and credential systems. Finally, we report on our software's integration into the MediaWiki software.
Topics: Internet privacyComputer securityWorld Wide Web
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