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1. Draft: Geek knowing: From FAQ to feminism 101

   I welcome any comments or feedback on my draft of Geek Knowing: From FAQ To Feminism 101:

   Abstract: In addition to information sharing and helpfulness …

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2. Guessing the gender of bibliographic subjects

   Max Klein’s recent posting on Sex Ratios in Wikidata, Wikipedias, and VIAF as well as work by Nathan Matias prompted me to check if …

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3. Wikipedia and gendered categories

   Recently, some have claimed that the English Wikipedia was “segregating” female novelists.

   I don’t follow the complexities of WP as closely as I once …

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4. Internet Rules and Laws 2.0

   Godwin’s feminist corollary: As an online discussion about sexism continues, the probability of a woman who speaks out being called a feminazi approaches 1 …

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5. Talking about "Free as in Sexist?"

   Recently I’ve spoken about my paper Free as in Sexist? in a couple of places. I was happy to return to Jerry Brito’s …

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6. Joining the Ada Initiative Advisory Board

   One of the unexpected benefits of my research on geek feminism and the “gender gap” is to have met some fantastic people. I’ve been …

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7. Responses to "Free as in Sexist?"

   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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8. The Nuance of the Gendergap Statistics

   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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9. Free as in Sexist?: Free Culture and the Gender Gap

   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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