Richard Bray

My last post defined what a reputation is and we know we can have online and offline reputations – some of which can be very disparate. So the real question is – who are you? How do people perceive you and how do you want people to perceive you? Moreso,  how can you affect one’s […]

A Reputation is a believed, social, meta-evaluation; it is built upon three distinct but interrelated objects: (1) a cognitive representation, or more precisely a believed evaluation – this could be somebody’s image, but is enough that this consist of a communicated evaluation; (2) a population object, i.e., a propagating believed evaluation; and (3) an objective […]