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Hi,
I am a) writing a student research paper and b) going
to have a
lecture on a german linux-congress about Wikipedia. Has there
anybody done this before? I know the lecture of Kurt Janson last
year on 19C3 in Berlin but is there no newer stuff? Well I know
what to write and talk but I am just wondering why there are so
little (=practically no) scientific publications or conference
papers (=everything but simple newspaper articles) on Wikipedia
yet. On the other hand I don't mind if I am the first one ;-)
The only references I found (up to now):
I haven't read it yet, but the new issue of First Monday contains an
academic article about Wikipedia:
Phantom authority, self-selective recruitment and retention of
members in virtual communities: The case of Wikipedia
by Andrea Ciffolilli
http://firstmonday.org/issues/issue8_12/ciffolilli/
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