Given enough eyeballs, all crimes are shallow – The organizing of citizen collaboration to solve an online detective story

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This paper theorizes about the organizing of online citizen collaboration. The setting is an Internet forum where people started their own investigations about a crime of animal cruelty. The concepts of commons-based peer production and generativity are utilized to analyse the complex organizing mechanisms of voluntaristic online collaboration in practice. Three general functions are introduced - operational, managerial, and noise - which are intertwined and together make up important basis for organizing generativity.

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Wikhamn, B. R., Ljungberg, J., Rolandsson, B., & Bergquist, M. (2019). Given enough eyeballs, all crimes are shallow – The organizing of citizen collaboration to solve an online detective story. Journal of Technology Management and Innovation, 14(2), 59–68. https://doi.org/10.4067/s0718-27242019000200059

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