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Under citation
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying under-citation. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 6269518-001 : Under existing citation-weighted reputation formulations, rational agents face a direct financial disincentive to cite prior contributions, because PageRank-derived value allocation transfers economic
- 6269518-003 : Citation-weighted payment mechanisms as currently formulated will systematically erode the quality of knowledge attribution in any decentralized reputation system if the incentive misalignment is left
- 6269518-004 : The under-citation incentive is a structural flaw in the mechanism design, not a parameter calibration issue that could be corrected by retuning existing settings.
- 6269518-007 : Under the standard citation-weighted payment formulation the dominant strategy for a self-interested agent is to cite no one and maximize self-attribution, which is the precise negation of honest know
- 6269518-011 : The citation-weighted payment mechanism in multi-agent settings effectively operates with an implicit leaching parameter of one, since every unit of citation-weighted value conferred on another agent
- 6269518-014 : The existing citation-weighted framework provides no mechanism for verifying citation accuracy, no separate incentive for honest attribution, and no penalty for strategic under-citation, so the gap is
- 6269518-015 : A PageRank-derived value distribution is only as honest as its inputs, and those inputs are generated by agents with a direct incentive to distort them, so relying entirely on the calculation to distr
- 6269518-035 : A system that permits strategic under-citation effectively transfers value from genuine contributors to free-riders and thereby violates the equity norm of DAO governance.
- 6269518-036 : The power norm creates a tension in citation governance because actors with more authority or status may be able to under-cite without detection, since their established reputation shields them from s
- 6269518-037 : Strategic under-citation is a form of commons degradation in which each individual act of under-citation slightly erodes the informational value of the reputation system for all users.