Publication: Aplicación descentralizada para recompensar la revisión
por pares
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2021
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Tenorio-Fornés, Ámbar
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Abstract
En la actualidad, la revisión por pares se basa en un sistema altruista y desinteresado en el que el esfuerzo y tiempo dedicado por los revisores no recibe el suficiente
reconocimiento.
RevLounge es una plataforma que proporciona un sistema de recompensas a las revisiones de artículos académicos por pares, permitiendo destacar a aquellos revisores que han recibido un mayor número de recompensas y posibilitando la importación de sus revisiones ya realizadas a la misma.
Este proyecto ofrece la posibilidad de corregir la actual falta de incentivos mediante la adición de recompensas del ecosistema Ethereum que incluyen tokens no fungibles,
tokens de reputación y donaciones. El objetivo final del proyecto, por tanto, es el de mejorar la calidad de las revisiones y valorar de forma tangible el reconocimiento de estas.
Con este propósito, se ha creado una plataforma en ReactJS, tecnología puntera en el desarrollo de interfaces de usuario, y se ha conectado con un sistema descentralizado en blockchain para la gestión de recompensas. Para ello se ha hecho uso de tecnologías como Web3.js o Semantic UI, haciendo de RevLounge una aplicación descentralizada o DApp.
Se incluye en el proyecto una recopilación de experiencias reales de usuarios que han probado la aplicación final, en la que se valora positivamente el resultado.
Currently, peer review is based on an altruistic and disinterested system in which the effort and time spent by reviewers is not sufficiently recognised. RevLounge is a platform that provides a system of rewards for peer reviews of academic articles, highlighting those reviewers who have received the highest number of rewards and making it possible to import their reviews into the platform. This project offers the possibility of correcting the current lack of incentives by adding Ethereum ecosystem rewards including non-fungible tokens, reputation tokens and donations. The ultimate goal of the project, therefore, is to improve the quality of reviews and to tangibly value the recognition of reviews. To this end, a platform has been created in ReactJS, a cutting-edge technology in the development of user interfaces, and connected to a decentralized blockchain system for the management of rewards. To do this, technologies such as Web3.js or Semantic UI have been used, making RevLounge a decentralized application or DApp. The project includes a compilation of real experiences of users who have tested the final application, in which the result is positively evaluated.
Currently, peer review is based on an altruistic and disinterested system in which the effort and time spent by reviewers is not sufficiently recognised. RevLounge is a platform that provides a system of rewards for peer reviews of academic articles, highlighting those reviewers who have received the highest number of rewards and making it possible to import their reviews into the platform. This project offers the possibility of correcting the current lack of incentives by adding Ethereum ecosystem rewards including non-fungible tokens, reputation tokens and donations. The ultimate goal of the project, therefore, is to improve the quality of reviews and to tangibly value the recognition of reviews. To this end, a platform has been created in ReactJS, a cutting-edge technology in the development of user interfaces, and connected to a decentralized blockchain system for the management of rewards. To do this, technologies such as Web3.js or Semantic UI have been used, making RevLounge a decentralized application or DApp. The project includes a compilation of real experiences of users who have tested the final application, in which the result is positively evaluated.
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Trabajo de Fin de Grado en Ingeniería Informática, Facultad de Informática UCM, Departamento de Ingeniería del Software e Inteligencia Artificial, Curso 2020/2021