[bksvol-discuss] Re: VALIDATORS and SUBMITTERS stay private with numbers perhaps
- From: "Pavi Mehta" <pavim@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 9 Jul 2008 11:36:58 -0700
That's a neat idea E -- and to add to that perhaps instead of numbers
the volunteer who wishes to remain anonymous can choose to enter an
alias? That would probably be faster than having the system assign a
number -- and perhaps more fun (smile).
Those who prefer the generic "Bookshare Volunteer" will of course still
be free to enter just that.
Great to have everyone weighing in on the topic-- on this end we've put
in the request to the engineering team to make the addition. It will
probably not be possible for them to change the existing site, given
their current workload, but it will definitely be a part of the next
version.
All good things,
Pavi
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Subject: [bksvol-discuss] VALIDATORS and SUBMITTERS stay private with
numbers perhaps
I bring up a idea for keeping a submitter or validator "private"
while still giving out the kind of information useful to the
bookshare community.
If a volunteer wishes to remain private he or she may ask for a
volunteer number.
Then anyone can tell that such and such a book is submitted by bsv123
and validated by bsv 456.
The identity remains private.
People who know those particular volunteers do good work will still know
that.
Everybody benefits.
E.
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