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Revision as of 19:59, 21 August 2015
- Title
- Where in the World is Wikipedia: A Look at the Geographic Distribution Audited Content on the English Wikipedia
- Theme
- Community
- Type
- Presentation
- Author
- Thomas Fish
- E-mail address
- tfish [at] guerillero.net
- Username
- Guerillero
- Affiliation
- N/A
- Abstract
In recent years there has been a large discussion of systemic bias, what topics are not covered, on the English Wikipedia. The majority of those discussions have focused on what topic areas are less covered and very little work has been done to look at where the majority of articles reside, geographically. Using audited content, good articles and featured articles, as the data corpus, I am going to show where in North America has the highest density of high quality articles on the English Wikipedia and where is lacking.
- Length of presentation
- 15 min
- Special schedule requests
- N/A
- Will you attend WikiConference USA if your submission is not accepted?
- Maybe. It depends on my employment situation
Interested attendees
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