John,
You wrote:
> Peer review is a zero-sum game.
> The "points" one player gives away, another player wins. There is a finite
> number of "points" that can be won, and more than one player, which makes
> it a zero-sum, (and, presumably, iterated,) game.
What limits the number of points that can be won? Do you suppose that
limit is necessarily finite, or might that just be because of something
organizations have chosen as a way to work?
Dale
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