Websites for crowdsourcing cultural heritage support participation and contribution quality by publicly recognizing the contributions of individual users.
Explanation: Websites may allow users to choose whether their contributions are publicly recognized.
Benefits: Publicly recognizing completed tasks or contributions is an incentive to participate for users motivated by recognition or competition.
Examples of compliance with this principle:
- Publicly displaying the number of tasks completed by individuals
- Linking user identifiers to project output
- Displaying a list of users who have most recently completed tasks
