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| − | '''Wikipedia – Amatørenes Inntog''' - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2007, written by Chris Nyborg. | + | '''Wikipedia – Amatørenes Inntog''' - scientific work related to [[Wikipedia quality]] published in 2007, written by [[Chris Nyborg]]. |
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| − | Wikipedia is the entry of amateurs into the world of encyclopaedias. Volunteers with no background in lexicography are building a massive project from scratch. The article, based on a presentation given in January 2007, outlines the mechanisms and processes involved in | + | Wikipedia is the entry of amateurs into the world of encyclopaedias. Volunteers with no background in lexicography are building a massive project from scratch. The article, based on a presentation given in January 2007, outlines the mechanisms and processes involved in [[Wikipedia]]’s explosive growth. By trial and error, the contributors work out the project’s rules as they go along. Many [[Wikipedians]] become interested in exploring the theory and practice of creating an encyclopaedia, combining traditional lexicographical concepts with Wikipedia’s focus on freedom of information and the ability of anyone to contribute. |
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Wikipedia – Amatørenes Inntog - scientific work related to Wikipedia quality published in 2007, written by Chris Nyborg.
Overview
Wikipedia is the entry of amateurs into the world of encyclopaedias. Volunteers with no background in lexicography are building a massive project from scratch. The article, based on a presentation given in January 2007, outlines the mechanisms and processes involved in Wikipedia’s explosive growth. By trial and error, the contributors work out the project’s rules as they go along. Many Wikipedians become interested in exploring the theory and practice of creating an encyclopaedia, combining traditional lexicographical concepts with Wikipedia’s focus on freedom of information and the ability of anyone to contribute.
