Currently, the Verifiers are chosen randomly among all Cooperators. Verifiers need to interact with the Applicant to arrange a videoconferencing meeting, to request additional data per e-mail, etc. This can be difficult if Applicant and Verifiers do not share a common language of interaction.
It could be more convenient both for the Verifiers and for the Applicant if they shared a language of communication.
A means to achieve this would be that the Verifiers be selected randomly among the existing Cooperators whose preferred or second-best languages of interaction match with the preferred or second-best language of interaction of the Applicant.
Currently, the Verifiers are chosen randomly among all Cooperators. Verifiers need to interact with the Applicant to arrange a videoconferencing meeting, to request additional data per e-mail, etc. This can be difficult if Applicant and Verifiers do not share a common language of interaction.
It could be more convenient both for the Verifiers and for the Applicant if they shared a language of communication.
A means to achieve this would be that the Verifiers be selected randomly among the existing Cooperators whose preferred or second-best languages of interaction match with the preferred or second-best language of interaction of the Applicant.