On Tue, Jan 16, 2007 at 05:44:33PM +1100, Keith Old wrote:
G'day folks,
Researchers at IBM's Visual Comnunication Lab have published an interesting
paper called "Talk Before You Type: Coordination in Wikipedia" at the 40th
Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences held recently.
http://www.hicss.hawaii.edu/hicss_40/decisionbp/03_04_07.pdf
This is indeed an interesting study. I wonder - do we have a page that
lists all citable academic studies of wikipedia published in journals or
conference proceedings? Of course it would not be in article space. It
would be a usefull help for anyone writing an article on wikipedia. If
we do not have such a page, should we? and what do we call it?
[[Wikipedia:Academic studies on Wikipedia]]?
Brian (Bduke)
It shows an interesting representation of edit wars
and looks at a strong
growth in talk and user talk pages. It was posted on Chris Lott's blog which
is also worth a look.
http://www.chrislott.org/2007/01/15/visualizing-wikipedia-change/
Regards
*Keith Old*
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