Bossa

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Bossa minimizes the effort of creating and operating a distributed thinking project. It provides a project web site, hosted on your Linux server, where volunteers go to perform tasks and to interact with other volunteers. All you need to supply are PHP scripts to generate, show, and handle tasks.

Bossa helps you deal with the variance of volunteer skill. It maintains estimates of the skill level of volunteers, and ensures that, for each task, there is a 'consensus' of compatible results among a sufficient set of volunteers.

Typically you'll want train volunteers; this can be done using Bolt, a framework for web-based training that integrates with Bossa.

For more information, contact David Anderson.

• Overview
• Creating a Bossa project
• Example 1: The basics
• Example 2: Replication
• Example 3: Calibration jobs and adaptive replication
• Example 4: A more complex application
• Reference manual
• Implementation notes
• Proposed features