In case you want to compare the page "brassiere" with other language Wikipedias, you can try Manypedia. Here is a starting link comparing the English version with the German equivalent version. http://manypedia.com/#%7Cen%7CBrassiere%7Cde You can have the text automatically translated but also a quick comparison of the images used in the two articles can tell you a lot I guess. In order to compare with other languages, you just have to choose another language in the dropdown list on the top-left near the words "Compare with the".

It might also be interesting to check how many editors editing this page were (self-declared) female or male. See the graph on the bottom right at http://sonetlab.fbk.eu/wikitrip/#%7Cen%7CBrassiere Currently, there have been 1299 edits made by male Wikipedians 21 edits made by female Wikipedians (please consider that few users express their gender and that these numbers are number of edits and not of editors but this is still an interesting indicator, I think)

On Wed, Oct 30, 2013 at 3:49 PM, Andreas Kolbe jayen466@gmail.com wrote:

This blog post of ours http://wikipediocracy.com/2013/10/27/everything-you-never-needed-to-know-abo... seems to have made a bit of an impact on the brassiere GA.

Note that we welcome guest blog submissions on gender issues.

Andreas

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