Design Principle
Allow negotiating sellers to selectively disclose information to the buyers by moving certified data to the conversation area (e.g., via drag-and-drop), enabling context-individual disclosure management.
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design-knowledge/certified-data-chats-used-cars-dp2design-knowledge/certified-data-chats-used-cars-dp2.mdAllow negotiating sellers to selectively disclose information to the buyers by moving certified data to the conversation area (e.g., via drag-and-drop), enabling context-individual disclosure management.
This design principle is proposed by Certified data chats for future used car markets (Andreas Engelmann, Gerhard Schwabe, 2024).
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"type": "design-principle",
"title": "DP2 - Selective information disclosure",
"description": "Allow negotiating sellers to selectively disclose information to the buyers by moving certified data to the conversation area (e.g., via drag-and-drop), enabling context-individual disclosure management.",
"resource": "https://doi.org/10.1007/s12525-024-00725-z",
"source_paper": "Certified data chats for future used car markets",
"label": "DP2",
"tags": [
"certified-data-chats-used-cars",
"design-principle",
"used-car-market",
"data-market",
"negotiation",
"chat"
]
}