EP3314552A1 - Nachrichtenbereitstellungs- und bewertungssystem - Google Patents
Nachrichtenbereitstellungs- und bewertungssystemInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to a message providing and rating system and a method for providing and rating messages, in particular for trustworthy and anonymous publication of information.
- the invention further relates to a method and a device for the electronic publication of
- the methods and systems presented below can be used for communicating in client-server systems or based on a client-server architecture.
- the methods and systems described below can be used for
- Deploying and rating messages are used, for example
- Message delivery and rating system are transmitted to be provided there for public access, or to be consumed messages that are made public in the message providing and rating system, retrieved by a client, and can be evaluated by the user of the client.
- the client-server architecture is the standard concept for distributing tasks within a network. Tasks are distributed to different computers by means of servers and can be requested by several clients to solve their own tasks or parts thereof. The tasks can be
- Standard tasks such as e-mail delivery, e-mail receipt, web access, etc., or to handle specific tasks of a software or program.
- a task is called a service in the client-server model.
- a server is a program that offers a service. As part of the client-server concept, another program, the client, can use this service. The communication between client and server is dependent on the service, i. the service determines what data is exchanged between the two. The server is in
- the server behaves passively and waits for requests.
- the rules of communication for a service such as format, call of the server and the meaning of the data exchanged between server and client are determined by a protocol specific to the respective service.
- the communication channels can also be based on wireless networks, for example, using Wi-Fi, WiFi, Bluetooth, infrared or others
- VoIP voice-over-IP
- IPv4 IPv6
- Communication channels may be established by means of the public network, for example via the Internet, a telephone network of a telephone operator, e.g. a wired network, such as a POTS, ISDN, DSL or cable network, or a wireless network, such as a cellular network of a mobile operator, e.g. a cellular network, for example using a cellular standard such as e.g. LTE, UMTS, GSM, etc.
- a cellular standard such as e.g. LTE, UMTS, GSM, etc.
- Voice over IP can be used by means of IPv4 or IPv6 or ATM, STM or other long-distance standards.
- the messaging and rating system may be in the cloud.
- cloud or cloud computing here is the approach to understand abstracted IT infrastructures such as computing capacity, data storage, network capacity, finished software or here to make the server dynamically adapted to the needs of a network.
- the provided abstracted IT infrastructure is also called cloud or "cloud”.
- service or “service” in computer science and in this document generally a technical, self-sufficient unit, the related Functionalities to a topic complex bundles and over a clearly defined
- Interface provides describes. Typical examples are e.g.
- Web services that make third party functionalities available over the Internet or intranet, network services, system services or even telecommunications services.
- the services may be associated with individual modules that perform the tasks of these services. These modules can be implemented in software or hardware.
- the invention relates to a message providing and rating system, comprising: a user database for storing user information; a message database for storing messages; one
- Message interface for receiving messages; a registration module, which is adapted to check in response to receiving a login request with a user ID of a user, whether the user identifier with a in the
- User database stored user identifier matches and when in accordance with the message interface to receive messages from the user for the user to activate; a message acquisition module configured to associate the user identifier with the messages received from the user via the message interface and to store the messages with the user identifier in the message database; a message delivery module that is designed in the
- Receive communication network and further configured, in response to receipt of the rating request, an evaluation attribute associated with the user identifier of the provided messages based on the received one
- Such a message providing and rating system has the advantage that due to the registration module an anonymous registration of an author can take place. For example, the author can log in with an identifier that is unique to him is known and does not allow any conclusions as to its identity. This allows an author to post messages without worrying about his safety.
- the message delivery and rating system allows automated
- the messages that were previously made publicly available by the message delivery module may be publicly evaluated so that the publication can be made with quantified reliability.
- the way from the provision of the message by the author to storage in the publicly accessible memory is automated without the need for access by a human being.
- the message delivery and rating system ensures rapid processing of the information and, thus, a short-term, timely publication of important content.
- electronic documents may also be published stating an evaluation attribute, such as a degree of confidence, without revealing personal information about the author.
- the registration module is adapted, in response to receiving a registration request from a user, to assign the user a user identifier having an initial rating attribute and storing the user identifier along with the initial rating attribute in the user database.
- Assessment attribute can be assigned as a user who already has many
- the message evaluation module is configured to
- Update rating request This has the advantage that the messages publicly provided by the message delivery and rating system have a high
- Level of confidence as the rating of the messages from an identification of the sender of the rating request, i. dependent on an identification of the consumer. This can be the ratings of consumers
- the message evaluation module is configured to
- Update rating attribute based on a first attribute value if the sender's identification does not match any one stored in the user database
- the rating of the author who made the news public can then be weighted at a first score, for example a minimum number of scores to be awarded for the score.
- the message evaluation module is configured to
- Update rating attribute based on a second attribute value when the identification of the sender is attributable to a user identifier stored in the user database.
- the system can thus rank the reliability of a registered user higher than one Reliability of an unregistered user, for example with a higher number of points to be awarded for the rating.
- the message evaluation module is configured to
- Update rating attribute based on a third attribute value, if the
- Identification of the sender can be assigned to a user ID stored in the user database, via which messages in the public domain
- the system can thus rank the reliability of an author-registered user even higher than the reliability of registered or unregistered users, for example with an even higher number of points to be awarded for the rating.
- the message evaluation module is configured to
- Update rating attribute based on a plurality of rating requests with different sender identifications.
- the message evaluation module is configured to
- Communication network accessible memory area provided messages, number of different network addresses from which the messages provided in the memory area accessible via the public communication network were called, amount of a monetary donation indicated in the valuation request.
- the message evaluation module is configured to
- Update rating attribute based on evaluation requests from a plurality of consumers whose network addresses are associated with a predetermined group, in particular a plurality of consumers whose sender identifiers are assignable to user identifiers stored in the user database or to a plurality of consumers whose sender identifications are not stored in the user database User IDs are assignable.
- the messages provided in the storage area accessible via the public communication network are retrievable without the user identifier associated with the provided messages. This brings the advantage of being an author who gets news through the
- Post-night provisioning and rating system can remain anonymous.
- the messages provided in the memory area accessible via the public communication network are retrievable together with the evaluation attribute stored in the user database and associated with the user identification. This brings the advantage of being an author who gets news through the
- Post-night provisioning and rating system may remain anonymous, but at the same time an evaluation of the messages refers to its user ID and can be assigned to the author in the post-night provisioning and rating system to rate it. This allows messages to be published anonymously and at the same time allows the news to be assigned a level of trust or rating, allowing the consumer to better evaluate published content.
- Rating system is an authentication interface that is designed before the Store the user ID in the user database to perform an authentication of the user.
- the user identifier includes a pseudonym and a password.
- the registration module is adapted, when the user ID matches a user ID stored in the user database, to pass to the message interface a network address of the user specified in the user's login request, so as to receive messages with the user's network address.
- the invention relates to a method for providing and evaluating messages, comprising the steps of: receiving a login request with a user identifier of a user; in response to receiving the
- Login request check if the user identifier matches a user identifier stored in the user database, and if coincidence: activate a message interface for the user to receive messages from the user; Associating the user identifier with the messages received by the user via the message interface and storing the messages with the user identifier in a message database; Providing the messages stored in the message database in a memory area accessible via a public communications network; Receiving an evaluation request for evaluation of the messages provided in the storage area accessible via the public communication network with an attribute value via a communication network; and updating one of the user identifiers associated with the provided messages
- Such a method has the advantage that due to the registration process an anonymous registration of an author can take place.
- the author can log in using an identifier that is known only to him and does not allow any conclusions as to his identity. This allows an author to post messages without worrying about his safety.
- the procedure allows due to the
- Fig. 1 is a schematic representation of a sympathomimetic function
- Fig. 2 is a schematic representation of the sympathomimetic function
- Fig. 3 is a schematic representation of the
- Rating system 100 highlighting the components active in the evaluation of a message by a consumer
- Fig. 4 is a schematic representation of the faux smoke, and
- Fig. 5 is a schematic representation of the faux smokes- and
- Rating system 100 highlighting the components active in retrieval and rating of messages by a consumer.
- Fig. 6 is a schematic representation of a method 600 for providing and
- Fig. 1 shows a schematic representation of a sympathomimetic function
- the message providing and rating system 100 includes a
- User database 105 for storing user information 1 14, a
- Message database 107 for storing messages 104, a
- Registration module 103 for registering users 102, a
- Message providing module 1 13 for providing messages to be published in an accessible via a public communication network
- Memory area and a message evaluation module 15 for evaluating publicly made news Memory area and a message evaluation module 15 for evaluating publicly made news.
- the message providing and rating system 100 may include a
- Authentication interface 101 for authenticating users 102 include, as well as a gratuity module 1 17, via which a consumer 1 10 a grant or user 102 can provide a gratuity.
- the registration module 103 serves, in response to a receipt of a
- the message detection module 1 1 1 serves the user identification of the
- the message providing module 13 serves to provide the messages stored in the message database 107 in a memory area accessible via a public communication network.
- the message evaluation module 15 serves to include an evaluation request for evaluation of the messages provided in the memory area accessible via the public communication network with an attribute value
- Receive communication network and in response to receipt of the rating request, update a rating attribute associated with the user identifier of the provided messages based on the received attribute value in the user database 105.
- the registration module 103 may be responsive to receipt of a
- Registration request of a user 102 to assign a user identifier with an initial evaluation attribute to the user and store the user identifier together with the initial evaluation attribute in the user database 105.
- the message evaluation module 15 may update the evaluation attribute based on identification of a sender of the evaluation request.
- the message evaluation module 15 may update the evaluation attribute based on a first attribute value if the identification of the sender can not be assigned to any user identifier stored in the user database 105.
- the message evaluation module 15 can update the evaluation attribute based on a second attribute value if the identification of the sender can be assigned to a user identifier stored in the user database 105.
- the message evaluation module 15 may update the evaluation attribute based on a third attribute value when the identification of the sender becomes one in the
- User database 105 stored user ID can be assigned, via which already messages in the accessible via the public communication network
- the message evaluation module 15 may update the evaluation attribute based on a plurality of evaluation requests having different transmitter identifications.
- the message evaluation module 15 may update the evaluation attribute based on at least one of the following criteria: evaluation of a consumer 1 10 from whose network address the evaluation request has been sent, frequency with which of the consumer's network address 1 10
- Communication network accessible memory area provided messages, number of different network addresses from which the messages provided in the memory area accessible via the public communication network were called, amount of a monetary donation indicated in the valuation request.
- the message evaluation module 15 may update the evaluation attribute based on evaluation requests of a plurality of consumers 110 whose network addresses are assigned to a predetermined group, in particular a plurality of consumers whose sender identifiers are assignable to user identifiers stored in the user database 105 or to a plurality of consumers 1 10 whose sender identifications can not be assigned to user IDs stored in the user database 105.
- the messages provided in the memory area accessible via the public communication network can be retrieved with or without the user identifier associated with the provided messages. The one in the over the public
- Communication network accessible storage area provided messages can be stored together with the stored in the user database 105, the
- the messages provided may also be assigned without the user ID
- Message delivery and rating system 100 provides only messages of sufficient quality without the single rating attribute being published together with the messages.
- the gratification module 1 17 may be in communication with a bank server 1 19 in response to receiving the evaluation request from a consumer 110 initiate a gratuity, for example in the form of a donation, from the consumer to the author of the published messages.
- the authentication interface 101 may perform an authentication of the user 102 before storing the user identifier in the user database 105.
- the user identifier may include, for example, a pseudonym and a password.
- the registration module 103 can assign a network address of the user 102 specified in the user 102's login request to the user
- Message interface 109 to enable the receiving of messages with the network address of the user 102.
- the communication system illustrated in Figure 1 may thus constitute an electronic information publishing system comprising an access-secured server-computer system, i. the messaging and rating system 100 (also called trusted, anonymous publishing platform VAPP or Platform), which provides a service and may be connected to the client computer system 1 12 via the Internet or intranet, and does not allow any access except via defined interfaces.
- the messaging and rating system 100 also called trusted, anonymous publishing platform VAPP or Platform
- Access security can be achieved by different measures.
- the computer system 100 is protected by appropriate firewalls and gateways. It should also be noted that the operating system is hardened and provides only defined ports through which communication can occur. It must also be ensured that the server computer system 100 is parked in a spatially secured area, so that spatial access is not possible. It is usually a well-known computer system running operating systems that can provide services on the Internet.
- a user 102, 1 10 of the platform 100 is referred to here.
- the publisher 102 provides information Publishing on the platform 100 and is also referred to below as a content provider.
- the consumer 1 10 retrieves the information from the platform 100 and is also referred to below as a content consumer.
- the communication between client 102, 110 and platform 100 can be done via web services, for example.
- the publisher may be assigned a level of confidence or rating information.
- the level of trust can be presented with the publication, so that a consumer can decide for himself how much trust he attaches to the information itself.
- the trustworthiness of a set of published information can determine the trustworthiness of a publisher.
- This information can in turn be assigned a confidence measure for the publisher.
- the authentication interface 101 is the interface or interface that a user 102 can use to log in or first register with the system 100.
- the registration module 103 or the registration service is the component which manages the user information. For example, upon initial registration, a user may be given the opportunity to create an account on the System 100. Here, he can specify a login name, an externally visible name, the pseudonym and a password. This information need not be related to his real identity. If the user chooses the information accordingly, is no
- the platform 100 itself can not pass on information about real people unintentionally, intentionally or forced.
- Password rules of the system such as minimum length and password character set, may be checked in the registration module 103.
- the registration module 103 may perform the login and password verification.
- external authentication services or authentication services 121 can also be connected.
- a newly logged-in user may not submit content for publication immediately after registration, but either after a definable waiting time, e.g. 3 months and after the user has submitted a certain number of reviews for other articles or messages, or after an invitation from an existing publisher with a minimum confidentiality level.
- the user database 105 contains all user information as well as the current one
- the message interface 109 forms the central access to the content of the platform 100.
- the content provider 102 sets its messages in the system 100 via this interface 109.
- the system 100 presents the messages, for example, on a web page.
- the system may offer the reader the option of only displaying messages for particular keywords or specific trust levels.
- the content consumer (reader) or consumer 1 10 can read the messages.
- the selection of the presented articles can be limited by filters on keywords (tags).
- a so-called follower function can be used, with which the reader can specify 1 10, always automatically informed about articles of a publisher 102 become.
- the Content Consumer 1 10 can show the recoverability of a published
- the content consumer 1 10 can send the content provider 102 a sum of money.
- the message detection module 1 1 1 or the message detection service can collect the incoming messages and carry out plausibility checks and store the checked messages in a database, for example the message database 107.
- the publisher has the opportunity to make certain keywords in the text, so-called tags.
- the set contents can be stored.
- the message providing module 1 13 or the message providing service or publication service provides for the preparation of the information for the content consumer 1 10.
- the message with the alias and the confidence level of the
- Publishing 102 be enriched and then published. Alternatively, only the message with the confidence level of the publisher 102 but without a pseudonym can be published.
- the message evaluation module 15 or the message evaluation service is used to evaluate the published messages. Each reader, after reading information, i. for a read article, write a review for how
- n 1 points
- other authors can assign n points, where n can correspond to their own level of confidence. These points can be credited to the author of the message as trust points.
- the message evaluation service 15 can exploit other sources of confidence level, as described below: The respectability of the referrer (for example, a network address of a web page) from which the message was invoked. from which Webpage on the information on the VAPP Platform 100. If, for example, referrals from the pages of recognized news services to a VAPP publication can be taken as a measure of trustworthiness.
- Other sources may include the following: The frequency of the referrer from which the message was invoked; the number of calls to the message; the number
- Ratings can be made by different groups, such as a jury, registered users, or anonymous users.
- the operator of the system may appoint a jury to perform a rating.
- ratings from registered users or only reviews from anonymous users can be scored.
- the Grattechnischsmodul 1 17 or the Grattechnischsdienst can be used to send an author a sum of money for his contribution.
- the settlement can take place, for example, via an external service provider, for example, a bank server 1 19 via a transfer of the amount of money to the account of
- the messaging and rating system 100 may be implemented on a computer, such as a server.
- the computer may be a PC, for example a PC of a computer network.
- the computer can be realized as a chip, an ASIC, a microprocessor or a signal processor and in one
- Computer network can be arranged.
- Fig. 2 shows a schematic representation of the faux shells-
- Rating system 100 highlighting the components active in the registration of a user.
- Each potential publisher can log in to platform 100.
- a re-verification eg via an e-mail, is not provided, such as anonymity to be able to guarantee.
- the potential publisher may receive a pseudonym.
- the potential publisher may receive a pseudonym.
- system 100 or the registration module 103 may be the
- Group IDs can be created for organizations, for example, and these can in turn be assigned individual IDs.
- step 1 a user 102 wants to register and calls one
- step 2 the web page forwards the request to the registration service 103, which controls the dialog for selecting unique aliases and a password.
- step 3 the information is stored in the user database 105.
- step 4 the user 102 receives a response about the registration.
- step 5 optional external authentication services 121 may be connected.
- Fig. 3 shows a schematic representation of the faux smokes- and
- Rating system 100 highlighting the components active in the evaluation of a message by a consumer.
- a newly registered publisher may receive a standard level of trust. After the publication of an information can be
- Consumer 1 10 judge the publication in terms of their recoverability. Further criteria as described above for FIG. 1 may supplement the validity value. From the sum of the reported value contents, a new confidence level of the publisher can be derived and stored in the user database 105. The individual steps involved in a message evaluation by the
- Message evaluation module 1 15 can be identified in Figure 3 by way of example with steps 1 to 4.
- step 1 a consumer 1 10 reads published information.
- step 2 the website gives the consumer 1 10 an evaluation function that fills it.
- step 3 the evaluation made by the consumer 1 10 is
- step 4 the result is associated with the publisher 102 and stored in the user database 105.
- Fig. 4 shows a schematic representation of the faux smokes- and
- step 1 a publisher 102 logs on to the system 100 with his pseudonym and password.
- step 2 the information is forwarded to the registration service 103.
- step 3 the registration service 103 checks the log-in based on information in the user database 105.
- step 4 publisher 102 will gain access to platform 100 upon successful verification.
- step 5 the publisher 102 captures the information 104 to be published in the message interface 109, also referred to as a user interface for content.
- step 6 the information is stored in the message database 107.
- step 7 the publication service or the message providing service 1 13 enriches the publication by the publisher 102's confidence level stored in the user database 105.
- step 8 the information about the message delivery module 1 13 is provided for publication, i. stored in a publicly accessible area, for example, a storage area that can be accessed externally.
- step 9 the information may be consumed by the consumer.
- Fig. 5 shows a schematic representation of the faux smokes- and
- Rating system 100 highlighting components active in retrieving and rating messages by a consumer.
- step 1 a consumer 1 10 reads the messages or information provided via the message delivery module 1 13.
- step 2 the consumer 1 10 gives his feedback or evaluation 108 via the evaluation function provided.
- step 3 the information is processed in the message evaluation module 15.
- the consumer 1 10 may send a sum of money to the publisher 102 via an external platform, such as a bank server 1 19.
- 6 shows a schematic representation of a method 600 for providing and evaluating messages according to an embodiment.
- the method 600 includes the following steps: A first step 601 includes receiving 601 a login request with a
- a second step 602 includes, in response to receiving 603
- Login Request Check 602 whether the user identifier matches a user identifier stored in the user database 105 and if it matches: activates a message interface for the user to receive messages from the user, for example via a message acquisition module 1 1 1 as described above for FIGS.
- a third step 603 comprises assigning 60 the user identifier to the messages received by the user via the message interface 109 and storing the messages with the user identifier in a message database 107,
- a fourth step 604 comprises providing 604 the messages stored in the message database in a memory area accessible via a public communications network, for example via a message providing module 13 as described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5.
- a fifth step 605 includes receiving 605 a rating request for rating the one accessible via the public communications network Memory area provided messages with an attribute value over
- Communication network for example via a message evaluation module 1 15 as described above to the figures 1 to 5.
- a sixth step 606 comprises updating 606, for example via an evaluation attribute associated with the user identifier of the messages provided, based on the received attribute value in the user database 105
- Messages and receiving 605 of the rating request may have a larger
- Time interval lie, for example, a reaction time, with which a consumer reads and evaluates a newly provided message.
- the method 600 may further include the following steps:
- Receiving a registration request of a user with a user identifier for example via a registration module 103 or a registration service as described above to Figures 1 to 5.
- receiving the registration request assigning initial rating information to the user identifier and storing the user identifier along with the initial rating information in the user database,
- a registration module 103 for example via a registration module 103 or a registration service as described above with reference to FIGS. 1 to 5.
- An aspect of the invention also includes a computer program product that can be loaded directly into the internal memory of a digital computer and
- Software code portions includes, with which the process 600 described in Figure 6 can be performed when the product is running on a computer.
- Computer program product may be stored on a computer-suitable medium and include: computer-readable programs that cause a computer to receive a login request with a user identifier of a user 601; in response to receiving 603, check the registration request 602 whether the User ID matches a user ID stored in the user database 105 and, if consistent, enables a message interface for the user to receive messages from the user; assign the user identifier 603 to the messages received from the user via the message interface 109 and store the messages with the user identifier in a message database 107; to provide the messages stored in the message database in a storage area accessible via a public communications network 604; a valuation request for evaluation of the in the over the public
- Receive communication network accessible memory area provided messages with an attribute value over a communication network 605; and update 606 an evaluation attribute associated with the user identifier of the provided messages based on the received attribute value in user database 105.
- the computer may be a PC, for example a PC of a computer network.
- the computer may be implemented as a chip, an ASIC, a microprocessor or a signal processor and may be located in a computer network, for example as a processor of a computer server as described in FIGS. 1-5.
- Embodiments of the invention may be implemented in individual circuits, partially integrated circuits, or fully integrated circuits or programming means.
- the term "for example” is meant to be an example rather than the best or optimal, certain embodiments have been illustrated and described herein, but it will be apparent to those skilled in the art that a variety of alternative and / or similar implementations may be substituted for those shown and shown described embodiments can be realized without departing from the concept of the present invention.
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