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 The Research Wiki is a side project to document my, [[people:tom_p_humbert|Tom P. Humbert]], PhD research. The topic of my research revolves around end-user's perceptions of ethical issues in software. The Research Wiki is a side project to document my, [[people:tom_p_humbert|Tom P. Humbert]], PhD research. The topic of my research revolves around end-user's perceptions of ethical issues in software.
-Throughout the years I collect a lot of information. [[related_work|Related Work]] that touches either on software ethics (or ethics in general) or on methods to analyze, classify and extend data. Approaches I devised, or results I generated, that never made it into a paper.+Throughout the years I collect a lot of information. [[related_work:home|Related Work]] that touches either on software ethics (or ethics in general) or on methods to analyze, classify and extend data. Approaches I devised, or results I generated, that never made it into a paper.
 To the best of my ability, I try to curate this information and present it here so it does not get lost in the research ether. To the best of my ability, I try to curate this information and present it here so it does not get lost in the research ether.
  
 Foundational to my work is the concept of [[eis:home|Ethical Issues in Software]] (EIS), a taxonomy of various types of ethical issues that has evolved over the years through the analysis of end-user feedback. Foundational to my work is the concept of [[eis:home|Ethical Issues in Software]] (EIS), a taxonomy of various types of ethical issues that has evolved over the years through the analysis of end-user feedback.
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