Schneider, de Filippi, Frey, Tan, & Zhang, 2021
- Abstract
Modular Politics would enable platform operators and their users to build bottom-up governance processes from computational components that are modular and composable, highly versatile in their expressiveness, portable from one context to another, and interoperable across platforms
- ==another reason for study the relationship among platforms or communities==
- Intro
- (1) Modularity: Platform operators and community members should have the ability to construct systems by creating, importing, and arranging composable parts together as a coherent whole.
- (2) Expressiveness: The governance layer should be able to implement as wide a range of processes as possible.
- (3) Portability: Governance tools developed for one platform should be portable to another platform for reuse and adaptation.
- (4) Interoperability: Governance systems operating on different platforms and protocols should have the ability to interact with each other, sharing data and influencing each other’s processes.
at best, computational tools can facilitate those non-computational processes… adjudicate challenges in creative and diverse ways
Last modified on 2021-09-12