This paper compares the editorial policies of Wikipedia and Britannica Online, with focus in openness to public participation and the mechanisms of moderation to allow or limit the collective editing of articles. The description and analysis of those mechanisms consider the technical resources that enable collaboration and validation of information, the rules of internal management of content and community of users. Despite some common features shared by both projects, we point out fundamental differences in those initiatives, such as valuing expertise (Britannica) or the engagement of users (Wikipedia).Este artigo visa comparar as políticas editoriais da Wikipédia e da Britannica Online, tendo como questões centrais a abertura à participaç...
The article presents an action-research experience in the Wikipedia encyclopedia in Spanish. It was ...
This article intends to analyze and compare the collaborative edition of two articles about pandemic...
Peer-reviewedEn los últimos años Internet se ha convertido en la fuente de información científica má...
This paper compares the editorial policies of Wikipedia and Britannica Online, with focus in opennes...
Este artigo visa comparar as políticas editoriais da Wikipédia e da Britannica Online, tendo como qu...
International audienceThe success of Wikipedia is frequently attributed to the relevance of its gove...
In this paper we discuss and analyze the collaborative editing of Wikipedia based on two fundamental...
Approximations, fausses informations, biais idéologiques : Wikipédia a dû répondre à de nombreuses c...
International audienceAs a collaborative work, the online encyclopaedia Wikipedia leads naturally th...
Wikipedia is a collaborative system in which multiple agents can participate by writing or editing a...
Wikipedia, the online free encyclopedia, is an example of massive collaboration among peers globally...
Wikipedia’s authorship process, open and collaborative, shakes up the traditional model of textual p...
This work uses the database backup dumps that collect content and history reviews of the encyclopae...
All web 2.0 technologies place the user at the heart of the creation of digital content while enhanc...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2021Is Wikipedia a standardized platform with a common mod...
The article presents an action-research experience in the Wikipedia encyclopedia in Spanish. It was ...
This article intends to analyze and compare the collaborative edition of two articles about pandemic...
Peer-reviewedEn los últimos años Internet se ha convertido en la fuente de información científica má...
This paper compares the editorial policies of Wikipedia and Britannica Online, with focus in opennes...
Este artigo visa comparar as políticas editoriais da Wikipédia e da Britannica Online, tendo como qu...
International audienceThe success of Wikipedia is frequently attributed to the relevance of its gove...
In this paper we discuss and analyze the collaborative editing of Wikipedia based on two fundamental...
Approximations, fausses informations, biais idéologiques : Wikipédia a dû répondre à de nombreuses c...
International audienceAs a collaborative work, the online encyclopaedia Wikipedia leads naturally th...
Wikipedia is a collaborative system in which multiple agents can participate by writing or editing a...
Wikipedia, the online free encyclopedia, is an example of massive collaboration among peers globally...
Wikipedia’s authorship process, open and collaborative, shakes up the traditional model of textual p...
This work uses the database backup dumps that collect content and history reviews of the encyclopae...
All web 2.0 technologies place the user at the heart of the creation of digital content while enhanc...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2021Is Wikipedia a standardized platform with a common mod...
The article presents an action-research experience in the Wikipedia encyclopedia in Spanish. It was ...
This article intends to analyze and compare the collaborative edition of two articles about pandemic...
Peer-reviewedEn los últimos años Internet se ha convertido en la fuente de información científica má...