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Caseorganic at 18:25, 30 June 2011

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	One could call an interest group a demographic. Demographics are those with specific lifestyles that influence interest, and also support those who create products or services that fulfill these interests.		One could call an interest group a demographic. Demographics are those with specific lifestyles that influence interest, and also support those who create products or services that fulfill these interests.

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Caseorganic at 00:04, 5 June 2011

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	===Definition===		===Definition===
			Reputation is a term used to describe the social status and relation of an individual to a group over time. It is developed through interactions with group members and can be influenced by the individual's history, social class or ability.

	Reputation is extremely complex. There is no single way to define it:		Reputation is extremely complex. There is no single way to define it:
	*It can take the form of a hyperlink between two places, abilities, or powers. In other words, reputation is a way of describing the link between two entities.		*It can take the form of a hyperlink between two places, abilities, or powers. In other words, reputation is a way of describing the link between two entities.
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	One could call an interest group a demographic. Demographics are those with specific lifestyles that influence interest, and also support those who create products or services that fulfill these interests.		One could call an interest group a demographic. Demographics are those with specific lifestyles that influence interest, and also support those who create products or services that fulfill these interests.

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 *It can be measured or tracked as an overlay on a series of data points showing relations and trust.
 *It can be measured or tracked as factors that individuals share in common. More shared things will lead to more shared beliefs, value systems and judgment, and generally could better reputation.
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===Definition===
Reputation is extremely complex. There is no single way to define it:
*It can take the form of a hyperlink between two places, abilities, or powers. In other words, reputation is a way of describing the link between two entities.
*It can be transitory, especially online, where reputation serves as a social construction only as long as it’s needed, depending on data flows, proximity to events, or distance between individuals. In other words, reputation is a dynamic system of situated knowledge that sorts social interactions.
*It can be a handshake, in a sense that both parties must agree to open up and exchange something valuable for a trust-relationship to happen. In the business realm, for instance, this action has been formalized in the act of exchanging business cards.
*It can be measured or tracked as an overlay on a series of data points showing relations and trust.
*It can be measured or tracked as factors that individuals share in common. More shared things will lead to more shared beliefs, value systems and judgment, and generally could better reputation.
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