The notion of network structure for social relations dates back half a century. Nowadays people form social networks offline as well as online. At an online community people are connected trough information exchange of sorts. Interest groups form often forums to aid each other and discuss things. Programmers are no exception and a question and answer site called Stack Overflow has been up and running since 2008. Our focus is to find patterns of how people interact on this online community and see if we can find expert users. We find 4 different ways to categorize experts, which result in different rankings. We also investigate how expertise is divided among topics, and find some overlap with the global ranking.
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have been promoted as web 2.0 solutions to the problem of finding expert knowledge. This promise dep...
The study considers the community question and answer (CQA) site as a communication platform that br...
Technical forums serve as important tools for diffusing knowledge for specific subjects. The factors...
An expert is traditionally viewed as someone with a high level of expertise in a particular area. Th...
Network plays a central role in the knowledge construction formed from the interactions and collabor...
The Duality of Expertise considers the “Expert” to be a social role dependent on an indi...
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Online discussion forums sponsored by electronic networks of practice offer a popular platform for a...
How do important members of online Question & Answer communities (who we call experts) behave? And h...
Online forums contain huge amounts of valuable user-generated content. In current forum systems, use...
Online communities have become important venues where Web users interact with each other and share t...
Online forums sponsored by electronic networks of practice provide a valuable resource for informati...
Social networks are the basis of web 2.0 forums, where individuals interact to share knowledge and t...
In online forums or virtual communities, the interactive relationships among members are similar to ...
Even through many professional organizations increasingly use Q&A sites in their online communities ...
have been promoted as web 2.0 solutions to the problem of finding expert knowledge. This promise dep...
The study considers the community question and answer (CQA) site as a communication platform that br...
Technical forums serve as important tools for diffusing knowledge for specific subjects. The factors...
An expert is traditionally viewed as someone with a high level of expertise in a particular area. Th...
Network plays a central role in the knowledge construction formed from the interactions and collabor...
The Duality of Expertise considers the “Expert” to be a social role dependent on an indi...
The purpose of the present article is to discuss the characteristics of an online learning network o...
Online discussion forums sponsored by electronic networks of practice offer a popular platform for a...
How do important members of online Question & Answer communities (who we call experts) behave? And h...
Online forums contain huge amounts of valuable user-generated content. In current forum systems, use...
Online communities have become important venues where Web users interact with each other and share t...