It’s always gratifying when people read something I’ve written and point out shortcomings or issues that could be further explored. (This is far …
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I don’t often work on quantitative projects, but since publishing Gender Bias in Wikipedia and Brittanica with Lauren Rhue I’ve come to appreciate …
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John Wallis’ (short and accessible) thesis Destructive Editing and Habitus in the Imaginative Construction of Wikipedia challenges my perspective of Wikipedia as an actual community …
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First Monday’s 200th issue is up (I first published there 17 years ago!) and includes “Free as in Sexist?: Free Culture and the Gender …
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The British Ruby Conference was canceled [andrewnez2012brc] after the composition of the speakers list, 100% white men, was noted and discussed on twitter [Susser2012nsl]. The …
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Dawn Nafus has published an excellent paper entitled “Patches Don’t Have Gender”: What is not Open in Open Source Software. When I read it …
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The initial draft of “404 Not Found”: Infocide in Open Content Communities is available. I welcome comments here, or via email.
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