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Expertise Diversity Enhances Information Sharing in Wiki settings: Evidence from Sequential Collaboration
Online collaborative projects like Wikipedia rely on sequential collaboration, where individual contributors iteratively revise a shared product. While previous research has examined wikis for collaborative writing and sequential collaboration for numerical judgments, little is known about the cogni
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