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Cheers, Alex
Thanks for a great post. Sami's analysis of the incentives that drive folks to participate in crowdsourcing is right on point. We find that our Solver network is motivated by much more than the monetary rewards of winning a Challenge. They have also told us they are motivated by the competition with other Solvers, recognition in the community, as well as the desire to work on a challenge or problem that matters, or will make a difference in the world.
You might find the Solver Profiles on our blog interesting, we've had a variety of responses from Solvers already in the few weeks since we've launched our blog, telling us why they got involved in the first place and what it means to them.
http://blog.innocentive.com
If you'd ever be interested in learning more about the InnoCentive model, I'm always available to speak with you. Feel free to drop me an email.
Regards
Liz Moise
Marketing Manager
InnoCentive