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'''Edición De Contenidos En Un Entorno Colaborativo: El Caso De La Wikipedia En Español Editing Content in a Collaborative Environment: the Case of the Spanish Wikipedia''' - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2015, written by Ángel Francisco Zazo Rodríguez, Carlos G. Figuerola, José Luis and Alonso Berrocal.
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'''Edición De Contenidos En Un Entorno Colaborativo: El Caso De La Wikipedia En Español Editing Content in a Collaborative Environment: the Case of the Spanish Wikipedia''' - scientific work related to [[Wikipedia quality]] published in 2015, written by [[Ángel Francisco Zazo Rodríguez]], [[Carlos G. Figuerola]], [[José Luis]] and [[Alonso Berrocal]].
  
 
== Overview ==
 
== Overview ==
This work uses the database backup dumps that collect content and history reviews of the encyclopaedic articles of Spanish Wikipedia since its creation, in order to characterize and understand the underlying activity of the editors in content creation. Some quantitative characteristics of articles are analyzed: length, assigned categories and in-links and out-links to other articles. Some characteristics have similar patterns to the ones found in webometric studies. The categories system, even though is functionally well built, is not used properly by the editors, which undermines the access to knowledge. Authors have also obtained patterns of the editors’ activity related to article creation, content reviewing, activity days, reversions, vandalism, and authors’ countries of origin. Authors have found that an important part of Wikipedia lies on a few number of users who oversee the new content, aided by robots that facilitate the process. In general, content creation is performed by two different kinds of users: small individual contributions of a great legion of users and a large number of contributions made by a small group of extremely active users. For many users authors have obtained the origin country, which has allowed us to know the contributions procedence.
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This work uses the database backup dumps that collect content and history reviews of the encyclopaedic articles of Spanish [[Wikipedia]] since its creation, in order to characterize and understand the underlying activity of the editors in content creation. Some quantitative characteristics of articles are analyzed: length, assigned [[categories]] and in-links and out-links to other articles. Some characteristics have similar patterns to the ones found in webometric studies. The categories system, even though is functionally well built, is not used properly by the editors, which undermines the access to knowledge. Authors have also obtained patterns of the editors’ activity related to article creation, content reviewing, activity days, reversions, vandalism, and authors’ countries of origin. Authors have found that an important part of Wikipedia lies on a few number of users who oversee the new content, aided by robots that facilitate the process. In general, content creation is performed by two different kinds of users: small individual contributions of a great legion of users and a large number of contributions made by a small group of extremely active users. For many users authors have obtained the origin country, which has allowed us to know the contributions procedence.

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Edición De Contenidos En Un Entorno Colaborativo: El Caso De La Wikipedia En Español Editing Content in a Collaborative Environment: the Case of the Spanish Wikipedia - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2015, written by Ángel Francisco Zazo Rodríguez, Carlos G. Figuerola, José Luis and Alonso Berrocal.

Overview

This work uses the database backup dumps that collect content and history reviews of the encyclopaedic articles of Spanish Wikipedia since its creation, in order to characterize and understand the underlying activity of the editors in content creation. Some quantitative characteristics of articles are analyzed: length, assigned categories and in-links and out-links to other articles. Some characteristics have similar patterns to the ones found in webometric studies. The categories system, even though is functionally well built, is not used properly by the editors, which undermines the access to knowledge. Authors have also obtained patterns of the editors’ activity related to article creation, content reviewing, activity days, reversions, vandalism, and authors’ countries of origin. Authors have found that an important part of Wikipedia lies on a few number of users who oversee the new content, aided by robots that facilitate the process. In general, content creation is performed by two different kinds of users: small individual contributions of a great legion of users and a large number of contributions made by a small group of extremely active users. For many users authors have obtained the origin country, which has allowed us to know the contributions procedence.