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Online community reward mechanisms may fail to effectively encourage quality content and healthy behavior.

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Online community reward mechanisms may fail to effectively encourage quality content and healthy behavior.

CSCW '24Investigating How Gilds Were Employed On Reddit

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Online communities mostly use punitive measures to govern content and behavior, making it difficult to help users learn norms.

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