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With the recent advance of micro-blogs and social networks, people can viewand post comments on the websites in a very convenient way. However, it is alsoa big concern that the malicious users keep polluting the cyber environment byscamming, spamming or repeatedly advertising. So far the most common way todetect and report malicious comments is based on voluntary reviewing fromhonest users. To encourage contribution, very often some non-monetary creditswill be given to an honest user who validly reports a malicious comment. Inthis note we argue that such credit-based incentive mechanisms should fail inmost cases: if reporting a malicious comment receives diminishing revenue, thenin the long term no rational honest user will participate in comment reviewing.

On Credit-based Incentive Mechanisms of Voluntary User Comment Reviewing in Social Networks