Post #1691865
2024-01-30 16:06 UTC
2 (cont'd)/ This could be a way to explore and potentially address existing biases, e.g. in language and geographical diversity. The use of open data allows such experiments to be conducted in the open, and for the results to be evaluated against existing indicators.
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@MsPhelps@akademienl.social 2024-01-30 16:07
3/ a ranking based on open data, even though in itself an improvement compared to one using closed data, is still a ranking. There are many arguments against the provision and use of rankings, especially when done without critical assessment of both their methodology and application. In this sense, open rankings should continue to be questioned as much as closed rankings. 3a/