Dear all,
I put the current version of the Clean_Main (let’s call it again Main since it will stay Clean from now on) on our shared folder called: "000_MAIN DOCUMENT”
I will keep a copy of the most recent Main in that folder.
I’d appreciate it if you kindly review the whole document and keep sending me your inputs via email.
Since Gabriele, Mirko, Harsh, and Petra have already sent me some input to shorten the document, there might be no need to shorten it further. I will gradually apply these inputs (and the inputs I receive from you) and keep the file on the shared folder updated with the latest stable version. PLEASE DO NOT EDIT THE FILE ON THE SHARED FOLDER VIA YOUR BROWSER. ONLY CHANGE YOUR OWN DOWNLOADED VERSION (BY CHANGE TRACKER) AND SEND ME YOUR FILES VIA EMAIL. While the file on the shared cloud is just a copy of my original main, it is still better not to edit it since this might confuse everyone.
I will soon add the two remaining diagrams and also add some new texts regarding the definition of “human-centricity” (from our joint paper with Loki), a more detailed introduction of PDPCASs (from a published paper) and a short reflection on DCS-UIs. These should not be more than two paragraphs. => I expect we will be still within the 45 pages.
At this stage, any feedback and final points is appreciated. I have more points to work on and will try to read the whole document and make the language consistent. However, since I should also apply your inputs and changes (which is time-consuming), I might not be able to review everything substantially. As a result, your inputs are highly appreciated; please do not leave this very last step only to me since I have still a long list of ToDos…
Thank you alllllll, Cheers, Soheil
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Director Sustainable Computing Lab https://www.sustainablecomputing.eu https://www.sustainablecomputing.eu/ Institute for Information Systems and New Media, Vienna University of Economics and Business (WU Wien) https://nm.wu.ac.at/human https://nm.wu.ac.at/human Lecturer Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna