…ink to a discussion here . Finally, there is a note about using deepcat at MediaWiki/CirrusSearch help page which links to a footnote about editing your Custom javascript . According to the activation instructions : To use [deepcat] on one of the other Wiki-projects each user has…

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…Recoding life in common: a critical approach of post-nature 301 Eric Deibel The wiki way: prefiguring change, practicing democracy 327 Kate Milberry Tailoring rights regimes in biotechnology: introducing DRIPS next to TRIPS 345 Niels Louwaars About the authors 357 Index 361 12 Re…

…for study tool built around text from their notes. study purposes Wikipedia. It enables and should enable Create notes - You could create your own set of students to search and cross teachers to lead notes using the tool and then ask students to reference terms in order to studen…

… Proceedings of the First Workshop on Advancing Natural Language Processing for Wikipedia 13 papers Proceedings of the Eighth Widening NLP Workshop 1 paper Proceedings of the Ninth Conference on Machine Translation 134 papers Proceedings of the 6th Workshop on Narrative Understan…

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…world in which I update this blog regularly. Archives for category: Editors How Wikipedia got it wrong on Chelsea Manning, and why September 4, 2013 // 34 On August 22, the soldier formerly known as Bradley Manning announced she wanted to be called Chelsea, and recognized as fema…

…ad read back then. [1] When I say community work, I am talking about stuff like Wikipedia: large distributed groups of people doing something together, usually online, often unpaid. Usually international, often nerdy, often (but not always) FLOSS or FLOSS-adjacent. You are going …

…in which I update this blog regularly. Archives for posts with tag: editors How Wikipedia got it wrong on Chelsea Manning, and why September 4, 2013 // 34 On August 22, the soldier formerly known as Bradley Manning announced she wanted to be called Chelsea, and recognized as fema…

… which I update this blog regularly. Archives for posts with tag: community How Wikipedia got it wrong on Chelsea Manning, and why September 4, 2013 // 34 On August 22, the soldier formerly known as Bradley Manning announced she wanted to be called Chelsea, and recognized as fema…

Wikipedians | Sue Gardner's Blog About Books I Like Comment Policy Quotes Sue Gardner's Blog Imagine a world in which I update this blog regularly. Archives for posts with tag: Wikipedians How Wikipedia got it wrong on Chelsea Manning, and why September 4, 2013 // 34 On August 22…

Wikipedia | Sue Gardner's Blog About Books I Like Comment Policy Quotes Sue Gardner's Blog Imagine a world in which I update this blog regularly. Archives for category: Wikipedia « Older Entries A little guide to working with online communities March 21, 2016 // About a decade ag…

Wikipedia | Sue Gardner's Blog About Books I Like Comment Policy Quotes Sue Gardner's Blog Imagine a world in which I update this blog regularly. Archives for posts with tag: Wikipedia « Older Entries Why I’m working with Tor and First Look May 20, 2015 // So. A year ago I left m…

…adically transparent in the same way, and presumably for the same reasons, that Wikipedia is. I’ve got nothing to hide (and oh how I hate that I feel like I need to type out that sentence), but I value my privacy, and I want to support anonymity being understood as normal rather …

…ect Parvin wanted to democratize architecture. His talk was about what’s called WikiHouse , an open-source construction set you can use to build your own house. No video yet, but here’s the blog post I’d never heard of Eleanor Longden before TED either. A British research psychol…