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感谢我在劳工技术读书会的朋友们，特别是无畏的协调者Winifred Poster；感谢劳工组织、心智觉知和技术方面的朋友评论了手稿的部分内容，尤其是Aleli Alcala，Tom Alden，Lisa Braden-Harder，Antonio A. Casilli，Jessica Champagne，Nick Couldry，Steven Dawson，Paul Dourish，Natalie Foster，Walt Gantz，Lilly Irani，Dean Jansen，Henry Jenkins，Airi Lampinen，Rochelle LaPlante，Margaret Levi，Kristy Milland，Gina Neff，Tim O’Reilly，Shani Orgad，Anders Schneiderman，Julie Schor，Palak Shah，Rebecca Smith，Max Toth和David Weil；感谢哈佛大学伯克曼互联网与社会研究中心，特别是考虑周到的Yochai Benkler，Rebecca Tabasky，David Weinberger以及极好的道德科技工作小组，还要特别地为谋士Kathy Pham喝彩。你们所有人都阅读和（或）倾听我谈论这些草稿。谢谢你们。
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最后，我要感谢我的另类大家庭，尤其是T. L. Taylor，感谢你的阅读，感谢我们一起散步的时光，感谢你给我的所有爱和关怀；感谢Andrew Brosnan，你教我在书桌前度过黑暗的早晨；感谢戴维斯姐妹会（Davis Women’s Circle）及其家人，你们再次让我明白友谊是保持工作的一种强大方法。你们让我脚踏实地，提醒我放轻松。感谢Guthrie和Tucker大家庭对这项研究的热爱和不懈热情。感谢你们。我迫不及待地想不带笔记本电脑参加家庭活动。
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尽管我把本书献给我的父母Ila Tucker和George Tucker，但在写作本书的过程中，我发现我对我的生活伴侣Catherine Guthrie有一种全新的爱和投入。我们都没有料到，在几个月内我们互相成就了彼此的书（咳咳）。见证Catherine在她的书中运用的技巧令人汗颜。看到人们通过她精心挑选的词语重新想象自己，让我想到，分享我们对世界的体验很重要。Catherine，你是我的一生挚爱。感谢你阅读我的每一句话，并帮助我挑战思维和写作中对自己和他人的怜悯。我迫不及待想看看我们接下来要写什么。
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西达尔特的致谢
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首先，我要感谢我的妻子Miranda。没有她的支持，我不可能参与这个项目。无论贫穷还是富有，我们都是一个团队，我会努力做得更好。我还要感谢我的父母，他们总是做正确的事，让我知道努力工作的价值。你们是伟大的父母，是优秀的榜样。感谢Dan Goldstein，Jake Hofman，Winter Mason和Sergei Vassilvitskii，你们都是伟大的科学家和更加伟大的朋友。我感激从你们身上学到的一切，也感激我们之间的友谊。感谢我的一生挚友John Boyles，Marc Corliss，Stephanie Corliss，Boulos Harb，George Kanyi，Sean Knappenberger，Steve Muir，Jeb White和Rick Zawadzki，如果没有你们，我走不到今天。
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在我的职业生涯中，我很幸运拥有一群具有开创精神的导师，包括Max Mintz，Sampath Kannan，Michael Kearns，Jon Kleinberg，Éva Tardos，Duncan Watts和Preston McAfee。我能成为科学家，是因为有你们的指导。我要感谢Jennifer Chayes和Eric Horvitz的研究方法“千花齐放”。我希望你们能把本书当成其中一朵。
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我要感谢微软研究院纽约实验室的所有成员，是你们让实验室成为充满生机与活力的工作场所。我非常感谢所有为这个项目做出贡献的实习生、博士后和研究助理，包括Shoaib Ali，Wei-Chu Chen，Sara Kingsley，Deepti Kulkarni，Greg Minton，特别是Ming Yin。我要感谢所有参与我研究的工人。没有你们，这些研究都是不可能的。感谢Nick Pyati和Danielle DeBroeck帮助采访请求者。特别要感谢我的合著者玛丽，她最开始邀请我加入这个项目。最后，我要感谢Eamon Dolan，Rick Wolff，Rosemary McGuinness，Alison MacKeen，Jenny Stephens和Will Palmer，你们的专业指导让我们的研究进入了公众的视野。
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