2019/Grants/Explicit credibility signal data on wikipedia

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Title:

Explicit credibility signal data on wikipedia

Name:

Sandro Hawke

Wikimedia username:

Sandro_Hawke

E-mail address:

sandro@w3.org

Resume:

https://credweb.org https://www.w3.org/2018/10/credibility-tech/ https://hawke.org/resume-2020/

Geographical impact:

global

Type of project:

Other

What is your idea?

Let's connect wikipedians to the emerging ecosystem of credibility data. In particular, let's draw on their expertise and diligence to create community-sourced credibility data, where individual wikipedians express credibility signals and interact with such expressions from others. From this seed community, this approach has the potential to rapidly grow to global scale.

Why is it important?

tbd

Is your project already in progress?

We are developing the relevant concepts and tools (as seen at https://credweb.org) but have not begun a deployment to the wikipedia community.

How is it relevant to credibility and Wikipedia? (max 500 words)

tbd

What is the ultimate impact of this project?

tbd

Could it scale?

tbd

Why are you the people to do it?

tbd

What is the impact of your idea on diversity and inclusiveness of the Wikimedia movement?

tbd

What are the challenges associated with this project and how you will overcome them?

tbd

How much money are you requesting?

tbd

How will you spend the money?

tbd

How long will your project take?

tbd

Have you worked on projects for previous grants before?

2018 Google https://www.blog.google/outreach-initiatives/google-news-initiative/elevating-quality-journalism/

2013 Knight Foundation https://knightfoundation.org/articles/introducing-crosscloud-project-get-your-data-out-silos/

2012 NSF https://www.nsf.gov/awardsearch/showAward?AWD_ID=1313789

2005 DARPA http://xml.coverpages.org/ni2005-02-21-a.html