A few days ago, while walking home from the local library, I recalled an expression I learned in a class on early Christian history: primus …

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I have been reading of Zotero in Josh’s blog and am hopeful that it will help bridge the gap between the dynamic and informal …

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In a draft on Wikipedia leadership I labeled the “benevolent dictator” form of leadership in open content communities as “paramount leadership.” As I turn to …

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The Blogosphere has been abuzz about a history department’s policy restricting students from citing Wikipedia. I’m not fond of this position, as I …

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I am releasing version 0.6 of the fe mindmapping bibliographic tools. As explained in …

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Like Biellla, I have been following from afar the controversy [1,2] associated with the dunc-tank project: a way for a few Debian developers to …

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I’m presently cursing whoever changed the configuration/names of Wikipedia lists. Identifying emails in archives is sadly a difficult problem, it really need not …

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I have just completed revising the syllabus for of course I will be again teaching in the spring of 2007: Understanding how we understand: technological …

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The announcement of a “WikiChix” list for female only discussion has prompted a huge thread on WikiEN-l. As previously seen in discussion about an administrator …

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I’m sharing this note from the beginning of my dissertation so others working with online resources might comment.

The type and number of bibliographic …

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