Abstract:Aiming at the lack of systematic analysis on how to integrate individual objective embeddedness and subjective altruism and egoism into decision-making of sharing participation, this paper analyzes the impact of maker members' structural embeddedness in crowdsourcing community on the formation of their creative territory behavior based on resource-based view and social embeddedness theory, and tests the joint moderating effect of altruism and virtual reputation concern on the above effects, so as to reveal the decision-making process of crowdsourcing maker's crowdsourcing innovation participation. The results show that the structure embeddedness of crowdsourcing community has a negative impact on the creative territory behavior of maker members. Altruism and virtual reputation concern have a significant negative regulatory effect on the relationship between structure embeddedness and creative territory behavior. Altruism and virtual reputation concern have a significant joint regulatory effect on the relationship between structure embeddedness and creative territory behavior. The research conclusions provide the following enlightenment for the solution of creative resource sharing in crowdsourcing community and the management of maker crowdsourcing participation. Firstly, the structural embeddedness of maker members in crowdsourcing community can be strengthened through diversified channels and ways. Secondly, we should understand the needs and preferences of the target customers of crowdsourcing innovation, provide innovative technologies and tools for makers, and optimize the community innovation experience, so as to effectively promote the maximization of the allocation efficiency of social creative resources.