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The source code is hosted at the GTST GitHub.
Introduction
GTST ('Game Theory ServerT') is an open source program for performing game theory experiments.
When GTST
is started on a server, both administrators and participants can log in and do game theory experiments.
GTST has been developed by (sorted alphabetically on first name):
GTST started on the 9th of May 2011 and formally ended at the 27th of May 2011.
The name GTST explained
The name GTST developed from the following steps:
- The project is about game theory and has 'ProjectGameTheory' as a working title, so a name with 'Game Theory' in it would be nice
- The project is about setting up a server, so a name with 'Server' in it would be nice
- A short name would be nice, so 'GTS' was a possibility
- GTST is also an abbreviation of
Goede Tijden, Slechte Tijden
('Good Times, Bad Times), which is a Dutch soap series. In soap series, people often struggle with non-contributors.
Problem was: what would the 'T' mean?
- Appending a noun with a 'T' is a certain Dutch slang, resulting in 'Game Theory ServerT'
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