Wikipedia and World Wide Argument Web (DERI meeting 2010-12-03)
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On Wikipedia, knowledge is constructed through collaboration, conflict, and argument. Article discussion spaces form a large and growing proportion of Wikipedia, and we discuss three ongoing contributi...
On Wikipedia, knowledge is constructed through collaboration, conflict, and argument. Article discussion spaces form a large and growing proportion of Wikipedia, and we discuss three ongoing contributions to understanding these spaces: interviews with Wikipedia editors and administrators, a large-scale comparative content analysis, and a semantic bookmarklet. Yet for Wikipedia's arguments about knowledge to have a wider impact, we seek to join Wikipedia to the envisioned World Wide Argument Web. We describe the nascent World Wide Argument Web and point to contributions the Social Semantic Web can bring to forming it.
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