Wikis are popular tools commonly used to support distributedcollaborative work. Wikis can be seen as virtual scrapbooksthat anyone can edit without having any specific technicalknow-how. The Wikipedia is a flagship example of areal-word application of wikis. Due to the large scale ofWikipedia its difficult to easily grasp much of the informationthat is stored in this wiki. We address one particularaspect of this issue by looking at the revision history of eacharticle. Plotting the revision activity in a timeline we exposethe complete articles history in a easily understandableformat. We present WikiChanges, a web-based applicationdesigned to plot an articles revision timeline in realtime. WikiChanges also includes a web browser extensiontha...
AbstractCollaboration in Wikipedia articles has widely been touted as a great leap forward and an ex...
The "Wikipedia Edit Event Data 2018 (WikiEvent.2018)" gives the time, user name, and article title o...
Abstract. The online encyclopedia Wikipedia gives rise to a multitude of network structures such as ...
Introduction Wikipedia is written in the wikitext markup language. When serving content, the MediaW...
We present an open-source toolkit which allows (i) to reconstruct past states of Wikipedia, and (ii)...
International audienceTo increase its credibility and preserve the trust of its readers, Wikipedia n...
International audienceDBpedia is a huge dataset essentially extracted from the content and structure...
In this paper we examine WikiProjects, an emergent, community drivenfeature of Wikipedia. We analyse...
This dataset includes the historical versions of all individual references per article in the Englis...
International audienceDBpedia is a huge dataset essentially extracted from the content and structure...
Wikipedia, an international project that uses Wiki software to collaboratively create an encyclopaed...
International audienceWikipedia has been built to gather encyclopedic knowledge using a collaborativ...
International audienceWe describe a DBpedia extractor materializing the editing history of Wikipedia...
The "Wikipedia Edit Event Data 2021 (WikiEvent.2021)" gives the time, user name, and article title o...
STiki is an anti-vandalism tool for Wikipedia. Unlike similar tools, STiki does not rely on natural ...
AbstractCollaboration in Wikipedia articles has widely been touted as a great leap forward and an ex...
The "Wikipedia Edit Event Data 2018 (WikiEvent.2018)" gives the time, user name, and article title o...
Abstract. The online encyclopedia Wikipedia gives rise to a multitude of network structures such as ...
Introduction Wikipedia is written in the wikitext markup language. When serving content, the MediaW...
We present an open-source toolkit which allows (i) to reconstruct past states of Wikipedia, and (ii)...
International audienceTo increase its credibility and preserve the trust of its readers, Wikipedia n...
International audienceDBpedia is a huge dataset essentially extracted from the content and structure...
In this paper we examine WikiProjects, an emergent, community drivenfeature of Wikipedia. We analyse...
This dataset includes the historical versions of all individual references per article in the Englis...
International audienceDBpedia is a huge dataset essentially extracted from the content and structure...
Wikipedia, an international project that uses Wiki software to collaboratively create an encyclopaed...
International audienceWikipedia has been built to gather encyclopedic knowledge using a collaborativ...
International audienceWe describe a DBpedia extractor materializing the editing history of Wikipedia...
The "Wikipedia Edit Event Data 2021 (WikiEvent.2021)" gives the time, user name, and article title o...
STiki is an anti-vandalism tool for Wikipedia. Unlike similar tools, STiki does not rely on natural ...
AbstractCollaboration in Wikipedia articles has widely been touted as a great leap forward and an ex...
The "Wikipedia Edit Event Data 2018 (WikiEvent.2018)" gives the time, user name, and article title o...
Abstract. The online encyclopedia Wikipedia gives rise to a multitude of network structures such as ...