Discussion

Is a social edition an improvement over other approaches?

Are there any ethical implications with crowdsourcing?

How can we trust the scholarship of a social edition?

Do the costs of crowdsourcing outweigh the benefits?

Is SE/CS a good way of involving the community with research?

Could we use SE/CS as a pedagogical tool?

... and your questions?

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