[ComProj] Help!

[Liam Wyatt]

What you describe is pretty much exactly what erik zachte has done on  
his blog a week or two ago. Have a look at his "infodisiac" website.  
Also, Mathias Schindler did a presentation on this kind of thing at  
wikimania this year. Hope this helps.

Ps. I am now in possession of 4 lovely copies of my thesis!!! "the  
academic lineage of wikipedia"

-Liam wyatt



On 16/10/2008, at 10:25, Jay Walsh <jwalsh at wikimedia.org> wrote:

> Hey all - wondering if someone can help me prep for a talk I'm doing
> on Saturday (it's for a panel about new media/pop culture, and impact
> on the current US campaigns).
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sarah_palin
>
> They've asked for some visual evidence of the very rapid evolution of
> the Palin WP article.  I was hoping someone might be able to dive into
> the page history and pick 5-10 screen shots (adjusted for display on a
> powerpoint/openoffice presentation ( :) ) size.  PNG or jpgs are
> fine.  I was thinking one from the creation of the article, another
> from t minus 2 weeks, day before the announcement (when alleged
> insider info was added), one from a few minutes after McCain announced
> the running mate, then four more that follow us over interest points
> right up to the current shape of the page.  I'd like to show the
> change of the photo too (someone snapped her recently and updated tht)
>
> Obviously doesn't have to show the whole page, just the top portion
> with contents box collapsed.
>
> Really appreciate your help if you can!  Thanks
>
>
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