Trust can have many dimensions, including: perceived competence, care, fairness, openness, value similarity, credibility, reliability and integrity (Poortinga and Pidgeon [2003]; Frewer et al. [1996]; Renn & Levine [1991]).
January 18 reflects the commitment of the technology community to take a stand when it comes to policies that would serve to cripple the openness and values that have made the Internet so robust.
At the Circle ― a Google-meets-Facebook conglomerate ― openness is valued over privacy, and self-censorship arises as a result.
This openness is valued because it democratizes knowledge production and helps restructure unequal power relationships [ 14], especially disparities in access to knowledge that traditionally characterize lay-professional relationships [ 15].
I believe we should be open about this stuff and living that means demonstrating how much I value openness by being open about my own life.
Gorbachev, tear down this wall," expressed values — openness and democracy among them — that Trump seemed to shrug at.
Under the reported cases, whenever a court has found that openness serves community values, it has concluded that openness plays a "significant positive role" in that proceeding.
It is the great Enlightenment values – openness, daring to embrace the new, justice, equity, liberty – that should animate this emerging coalition's ambition, rather than any hankering for economic and social transformation around traditional left-of-centre preoccupations.
With Paris and Brussels having been struck within a few months of each other, and with the refugee crisis still ongoing, some of the E.U.'s central values — openness, pluralism, freedom of movement — are starting to unravel.
The company still values openness in its ecosystem, so it will allow third-party hardware peripherals and controllers to be compatible with the Rift.
