Results for credibility translation from Turkish to English

in an unmoderated setting, credibility lies with the contributors alone.
in an unmoderated setting, credibility lies with the contributors alone.

however, even purely internet-based identities have credibility.
however, even purely internet-based identities have credibility.

in a moderated setting, credibility is often given to the moderator.
in a moderated setting, credibility is often given to the moderator.

(1977), "the scientific credibility of freud’s theories and therapy".
"the scientific credibility of freud's theories and therapy".

this technique offers the ability to regulate the credibility of given authors by subjecting their comments to direct "quantifiable" approval ratings.
this technique offers the ability to regulate the credibility of given authors by subjecting their comments to direct "quantifiable" approval ratings.

following the model put forth by lawrence lessig in code 2.0, the architecture of a given online community may be the single most important factor regulating the establishment of credibility within online communities.
following the model put forth by lawrence lessig in , the architecture of a given online community may be the single most important factor regulating the establishment of credibility within online communities.

irrespective of safeguards, as with counsel connect, using physical identities links credibility across the frames of the internet and real space, influencing the behaviors of those who contribute in those spaces.
irrespective of safeguards, as with counsel connect, using physical identities links credibility across the frames of the internet and real space, influencing the behaviors of those who contribute in those spaces.

these "known" identities allow and even require commentators to be aware of their own credibility, based on the fact that other users will associate particular content and styles with their identity.
these "known" identities allow and even require commentators to be aware of their own credibility, based on the fact that other users will associate particular content and styles with their identity.

however, that credibility can be damaged by appearing to edit in a heavy-handed way, whether reactive or proactive (as experienced by digg.com).
however, that credibility can be damaged by appearing to edit in a heavy-handed way, whether reactive or proactive (as experienced by digg.com).

by definition, then, all blog postings are "known" in that the blog exists in a consistently defined virtual location, which helps to establish an identity, around which credibility can gather.
by definition, then, all blog postings are "known" in that the blog exists in a consistently defined virtual location, which helps to establish an identity, around which credibility can gather.