Issue 10
A list of all pages that have property "Issue" with value "10".
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- Governance, organization, and democracy on the Internet: the iron law and the evolution of Wikipedia + (1)
- Personality traits and knowledge sharing in online communities + (1)
- Facet-based opinion retrieval from blogs + (1)
- Wikis and Wikipedia as a teaching tool + (1)
- TopX: efficient and versatile top-k query processing for semistructured data + (1)
- Logic-based question answering + (1)
- Arguably the greatest: sport fans and communities at work on Wikipedia + (1)
- Debating Information Control in Web 2.0. The Case of Wikipedia vs. Citizendium + (1)
- What's on Wikipedia, and what's not ... ? Assessing completeness of information + (1)
- Reliability of Wikipedia as a medication information source for pharmacy students + (1)
- Confessions of a librarian or: how I learned to stop worrying and love Google + (1)
- Awarding the self in Wikipedia: identity work and the disclosure of knowledge + (1)
- Wikipedia, Scholarpedia, and references to books in the brain and behavioral sciences: a comparison of cited sources and recommended readings in matching free online encyclopedia entries + (1-2)
- Collaboration in context: comparing article evolution among subject disciplines in Wikipedia + (10)
- Cross-cultural analysis of the Wikipedia community + (10)
- Junior physician's use of Web 2.0 for information seeking and medical education: a qualitative study + (10)
- Limits of self-organization: peer production and "laws of quality" + (10)
- Toward an epistemology of Wikipedia + (10)
- Wikiversity; or education meets the free culture movement: An ethnographic investigation + (10)
- An empirical examination of Wikipedia's credibility + (11)
- What motivates wikipedians? + (11)
- Addressing gaps in knowledge while reading + (11)
- Improving science education and understanding through editing Wikipedia + (11)
- Wikipedia leeches? The promotion of traffic through a collaborative web format + (11)
- Expert-built and collaboratively constructed lexical semantic resources + (11)
- How and why do college students use Wikipedia? + (11)
