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  1. Reading:

    Navigating Knowledge: Patterns and
    Insights from Wikipedia Consumption

    by Tiziano Piccardi & Robert West

    arxiv.org/abs/2501.00939

    "Google returns Wikipedia articles on the first page of results for 67%-85% of the queries, depending on the type of searched content..."

    #WikiResearch

  2. Reading:

    Navigating Knowledge: Patterns and
    Insights from Wikipedia Consumption

    by Tiziano Piccardi & Robert West

    arxiv.org/abs/2501.00939

    "Google returns Wikipedia articles on the first page of results for 67%-85% of the queries, depending on the type of searched content..."

    #WikiResearch

  3. Reading:

    Navigating Knowledge: Patterns and
    Insights from Wikipedia Consumption

    by Tiziano Piccardi & Robert West

    arxiv.org/abs/2501.00939

    "Google returns Wikipedia articles on the first page of results for 67%-85% of the queries, depending on the type of searched content..."

    #WikiResearch

  4. Reading:

    Navigating Knowledge: Patterns and
    Insights from Wikipedia Consumption

    by Tiziano Piccardi & Robert West

    arxiv.org/abs/2501.00939

    "Google returns Wikipedia articles on the first page of results for 67%-85% of the queries, depending on the type of searched content..."

    #WikiResearch

  5. Reading:

    Navigating Knowledge: Patterns and
    Insights from Wikipedia Consumption

    by Tiziano Piccardi & Robert West

    arxiv.org/abs/2501.00939

    "Google returns Wikipedia articles on the first page of results for 67%-85% of the queries, depending on the type of searched content..."

    #WikiResearch

  6. "We usually assign credibility automatically to speakers, and in this unreflective process, identity prejudice can unjustly lead us to grant less credibility to some speakers, typically from marginalized groups. Their contribution is dismissed, and they are harmed in their dignity and their capacity to participate in knowledge production and transmission." #wikipedia #wikidata #wikiresearch

  7. "We usually assign credibility automatically to speakers, and in this unreflective process, identity prejudice can unjustly lead us to grant less credibility to some speakers, typically from marginalized groups. Their contribution is dismissed, and they are harmed in their dignity and their capacity to participate in knowledge production and transmission." #wikipedia #wikidata #wikiresearch

  8. "We usually assign credibility automatically to speakers, and in this unreflective process, identity prejudice can unjustly lead us to grant less credibility to some speakers, typically from marginalized groups. Their contribution is dismissed, and they are harmed in their dignity and their capacity to participate in knowledge production and transmission." #wikipedia #wikidata #wikiresearch

  9. "We usually assign credibility automatically to speakers, and in this unreflective process, identity prejudice can unjustly lead us to grant less credibility to some speakers, typically from marginalized groups. Their contribution is dismissed, and they are harmed in their dignity and their capacity to participate in knowledge production and transmission." #wikipedia #wikidata #wikiresearch

  10. "We usually assign credibility automatically to speakers, and in this unreflective process, identity prejudice can unjustly lead us to grant less credibility to some speakers, typically from marginalized groups. Their contribution is dismissed, and they are harmed in their dignity and their capacity to participate in knowledge production and transmission." #wikipedia #wikidata #wikiresearch

  11. @wikiresearch I am looking for thesis collections, handbooks, meta analysis or any kind of scientific/literature reviews that extensively catalogs broadly researches done on wikipedia, and explain its studies, consequences and developments, do we have any of that rigor publications? #science #research #wikiResearch #wikipedia #handbooks #openEducation #openAccess #OpenResearch #OpenKnowledge #SystematicReview #MetaAnalysis #LiteratureReview#Thesis #Dissertation

  12. @wikiresearch I am looking for thesis collections, handbooks, meta analysis or any kind of scientific/literature reviews that extensively catalogs broadly researches done on wikipedia, and explain its studies, consequences and developments, do we have any of that rigor publications? #science #research #wikiResearch #wikipedia #handbooks #openEducation #openAccess #OpenResearch #OpenKnowledge #SystematicReview #MetaAnalysis #LiteratureReview#Thesis #Dissertation

  13. @wikiresearch I am looking for thesis collections, handbooks, meta analysis or any kind of scientific/literature reviews that extensively catalogs broadly researches done on wikipedia, and explain its studies, consequences and developments, do we have any of that rigor publications? #science #research #wikiResearch #wikipedia #handbooks #openEducation #openAccess #OpenResearch #OpenKnowledge #SystematicReview #MetaAnalysis #LiteratureReview#Thesis #Dissertation

  14. @wikiresearch I am looking for thesis collections, handbooks, meta analysis or any kind of scientific/literature reviews that extensively catalogs broadly researches done on wikipedia, and explain its studies, consequences and developments, do we have any of that rigor publications? #science #research #wikiResearch #wikipedia #handbooks #openEducation #openAccess #OpenResearch #OpenKnowledge #SystematicReview #MetaAnalysis #LiteratureReview#Thesis #Dissertation

  15. It took literally hours, but I have now successfully unpacked

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml.bz2 (15.9GB)

    into

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml (168.7GB)

    from dumps.wikimedia.org/

    #WikiResearch #Tinkering

  16. It took literally hours, but I have now successfully unpacked

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml.bz2 (15.9GB)

    into

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml (168.7GB)

    from dumps.wikimedia.org/

    #WikiResearch #Tinkering

  17. It took literally hours, but I have now successfully unpacked

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml.bz2 (15.9GB)

    into

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml (168.7GB)

    from dumps.wikimedia.org/

    #WikiResearch #Tinkering

  18. It took literally hours, but I have now successfully unpacked

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml.bz2 (15.9GB)

    into

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml (168.7GB)

    from dumps.wikimedia.org/

    #WikiResearch #Tinkering

  19. It took literally hours, but I have now successfully unpacked

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml.bz2 (15.9GB)

    into

    commonswiki-20221120-pages-meta-current.xml (168.7GB)

    from dumps.wikimedia.org/

    #WikiResearch #Tinkering

  20. @elplatt

    Very nice doctoral thesis on large-scale #ParticipatoryDecisionMaking [1] :).

    The overall model and strategy of analysing real-world #Wikipedia data (this is #WikiResearch) and doing a controlled experiment look good in my quick browse, and the results appear to be valid.

    You might want to study real-world usage of #Decidim [2] and #Consul [3] (other packages: [4]).

    [1] elplatt.com/archive/2022/08/09

    [2] github.com/decidim/decidim

    [3] consulproject.org/en

    [4] democracy.foundation/similar-p

  21. @elplatt

    Very nice doctoral thesis on large-scale #ParticipatoryDecisionMaking [1] :).

    The overall model and strategy of analysing real-world #Wikipedia data (this is #WikiResearch) and doing a controlled experiment look good in my quick browse, and the results appear to be valid.

    You might want to study real-world usage of #Decidim [2] and #Consul [3] (other packages: [4]).

    [1] elplatt.com/archive/2022/08/09

    [2] github.com/decidim/decidim

    [3] consulproject.org/en

    [4] democracy.foundation/similar-p

  22. @elplatt

    Very nice doctoral thesis on large-scale #ParticipatoryDecisionMaking [1] :).

    The overall model and strategy of analysing real-world #Wikipedia data (this is #WikiResearch) and doing a controlled experiment look good in my quick browse, and the results appear to be valid.

    You might want to study real-world usage of #Decidim [2] and #Consul [3] (other packages: [4]).

    [1] elplatt.com/archive/2022/08/09

    [2] github.com/decidim/decidim

    [3] consulproject.org/en

    [4] democracy.foundation/similar-p