Making sense of the German Wikipedia community by Rikke Frank Jørgensen

Subjects: “…Wikipedia, community, self-regulation, collaboration, internet…”
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Making sense of the German Wikipedia community by Rikke Frank Jørgensen

Subjects: “…Wikipedia, community, self-regulation, collaboration, internet…”
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Similar Text Fragments Extraction for Identifying Common Wikipedia Communities by Svitlana Petrasova, Nina Khairova, Włodzimierz Lewoniewski, Orken Mamyrbayev, Kuralay Mukhsina

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From Adversaries to Allies? The Uneasy Relationship between Experts and the Wikipedia Community by Piotr Konieczny

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A collaborative example between archives and Wikipedia community. A Wikimedian in residence at Central Institute for Archives by Marco Chemello

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A collaborative example between archives and Wikipedia community. A Wikimedian in residence at Central Institute for Archives by Marco Chemello

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A collaborative example between archives and Wikipedia community. A Wikimedian in residence at Central Institute for Archives by Marco Chemello

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A collaborative example between archives and Wikipedia community. A Wikimedian in residence at Central Institute for Archives by Marco Chemello

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The Impact of Culture On Smart Community Technology: The Case of 13 Wikipedia Instances by Zinayida Petrushyna, Ralf Klamma, Matthias Jarke

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Jointly they edit: examining the impact of community identification on political interaction in Wikipedia. by Jessica J Neff, David Laniado, Karolin E Kappler, Yana Volkovich, Pablo Aragón, Andreas Kaltenbrunner

“…METHODOLOGY/PRINCIPAL FINDINGS: Continued examination of political interactions online is critical, and we extend this line of research by examining the activities of political users within the Wikipedia community. First, we examined how users in Wikipedia choose to display their political affiliation. …”
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Collective phenomena and non-finite state computation in a human social system. by Simon DeDeo

“…We investigate the computational structure of a paradigmatic example of distributed social interaction: that of the open-source Wikipedia community. We examine the statistical properties of its cooperative behavior, and perform model selection to determine whether this aspect of the system can be described by a finite-state process, or whether reference to an effectively unbounded resource allows for a more parsimonious description. …”
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The Case for Institutional Support: It’s High Time for Governments and University Administration to Actively Support Wikipedia by Piotr Konieczny

“…The Uneasy Relationship Between Experts and the Wikipedia Community” by Piotr Konieczny. In this reply, Konieczny analyzes and responds to three commentaries. …”
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It Takes a Village to Combat a Fake News Army: Wikipedia’s Community and Policies for Information Literacy by Zachary J. McDowell, Matthew A. Vetter

“…This article explores the connection between participation in the Wikipedia community, the development of critical information literacies, and the ability to navigate the current new media landscape. …”
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The Evolution of Wikipedia’s Norm Network by Bradi Heaberlin, Simon DeDeo

“…One exception is that of the network of norms that sustain the online Wikipedia community. We study the fifteen-year evolution of this network using the interconnected set of pages that establish, describe, and interpret the community’s norms. …”
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The Pfam protein families database. by Punta, M, Coggill, P, Eberhardt, R, Mistry, J, Tate, J, Boursnell, C, Pang, N, Forslund, K, Ceric, G, Clements, J, Heger, A, Holm, L, Sonnhammer, E, Eddy, SR, Bateman, A, Finn, R

“…Notably, we have taken the step of opening up the annotation of our families to the Wikipedia community, by linking Pfam families to relevant Wikipedia pages and encouraging the Pfam and Wikipedia communities to improve and expand those pages. …”

The Pfam protein families database by Punta, M, Coggill, P, Eberhardt, R, Mistry, J, Tate, J, Boursnell, C, Pang, N, Forslund, K, Ceric, G, Clements, J, Heger, A, Holm, L, Sonnhammer, E, Eddy, SR, Bateman, A, Finn, R

“…Notably, we have taken the step of opening up the annotation of our families to the Wikipedia community, by linking Pfam families to relevant Wikipedia pages and encouraging the Pfam and Wikipedia communities to improve and expand those pages. …”

Emotions under discussion: gender, status and communication in online collaboration. by Daniela Iosub, David Laniado, Carlos Castillo, Mayo Fuster Morell, Andreas Kaltenbrunner

“…METHODS: We investigate the established Wikipedia community and focus on how emotion and dialogue differ depending on the status, gender, and the communication network of the [Formula: see text] editors who have written at least 100 comments on the English Wikipedia's article talk pages. …”
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Representation and the problem of bibliographic imagination on Wikipedia by Luyt, Brendan

“…Much literature has been written that seeks to portray the social world of the marginalized, but it is not used on Wikipedia, despite it easily meeting the criteria for reliability set by the Wikipedia community. This is a tragic oversight that makes Wikipedia's aim to be a repository for the knowledge of the world, a laudable goal to strive for, even if in reality unobtainable, even harder to achieve than ever.…”
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Traduire l’histoire : entre paroles et images by Nayelli Castro-Ramirez, Aleksander Wiater

“…What are the conflicts generated by translated denominations? How do Wikipedia communities engage with the production of these cognitive representations? …”
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Do Black Wikipedians Matter? Confronting the Whiteness in Wikipedia with Archives and Libraries by Smith, Kai

“…This chapter introduces and outlines Black-led projects, campaigns, and initiatives both within and outside of the formal networks of the Wikipedia communities and the Wikimedia Foundation. The history and value of Black encyclopedic sources are explored and frame the important work by projects like Black Lunch Table, WikiNdaba, Ennegreciendo Wikipedia, and AfroCROWD, which were started to help these editors and bridge content gaps. …”
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