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Social Data, Ownership & Territory
Jenn Thom
IBM Research
@jennthom
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©Herbert
F.
Johnson
Museum
of
Art,
Cornell
University
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How can designers of collaborative
storytelling systems provide contributors
with ways to express ownership of
publicly shared content?
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Territoriality is the
expression of
ownership to others
in a shared space.
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Defining Territoriality
The role of territoriality
• Signals control
• Clarifies social
ambiguity
• Defines boundaries
(Altman, 1975; Brown, 2005;
Goffman,1971; Sack, 1986)
Credit:
dsleeter_2000
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©
compujereamy
Credit:
Simon
Hammond
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Online space as territory
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Owner attribution should benefit the creator and
the curator.
Credit structures should be flexible enough to
evolve with social norms.
Provenance should be visible at each phase.
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Mutually beneficial attribution
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Credit structure & social norms
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Make provenance visible
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Supporting a sense of ownership can
empower creators & contributors of
collectively created stories.
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