Beyond reciprocity: The bystander effect of knowledge response in online knowledge communities

Volume: 76, Pages: 9 - 18
Published: Nov 1, 2017
Abstract
Because new members are important sources of knowledge to online knowledge communities, it is important to retain them after their initial interactions with the community. With a large-scale behavioral dataset collected from a leading online Question and Answer community for programmers, Stack Overflow, we investigated how the community's knowledge responses and social responses to newcomers' questions affected their subsequent likelihood of...
Paper Details
Title
Beyond reciprocity: The bystander effect of knowledge response in online knowledge communities
Published Date
Nov 1, 2017
Volume
76
Pages
9 - 18
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