Table of Contents

• Analyzing multi-dimensional networks within MediaWikisBrian C. Keegan, Arber Ceni, Marc A. Smith. 1 [doi]
• Design and implementation of wiki content transformations and refactoringsHannes Dohrn, Dirk Riehle. 2 [doi]
• Project talk: coordination work and group membership in WikiProjectsJonathan T. Morgan, Michael Gilbert, David W. McDonald, Mark Zachry. 3 [doi]
• Songrium: a music browsing assistance service based on visualization of massive open collaboration within music content creation communityMasahiro Hamasaki, Masataka Goto. 4 [doi]
• Managing complexity: strategies for group awareness and coordinated action in WikipediaMichael Gilbert, Jonathan T. Morgan, David W. McDonald, Mark Zachry. 5 [doi]
• When the levee breaks: without bots, what happens to Wikipedia's quality control processes?R. Stuart Geiger, Aaron Halfaker. 6 [doi]
• A history of newswork on WikipediaBrian C. Keegan. 7 [doi]
• Tell me more: an actionable quality model for WikipediaMorten Warncke-Wang, Dan Cosley, John Riedl. 8 [doi]
• Getting to the source: where does Wikipedia get its information from?Heather Ford, Shilad Sen, David R. Musicant, Nathaniel Miller. 9 [doi]
• Revision graph extraction in Wikipedia based on supergram decompositionJianmin Wu, Mizuho Iwaihara. 10 [doi]
• The illiterate editor: metadata-driven revert detection in WikipediaJeffrey Segall, Rachel Greenstadt. 11 [doi]
• The role of conflict in determining consensus on quality in Wikipedia articlesKim Osman. 12 [doi]
• Temporal analysis of activity patterns of editors in collaborative mapping project of OpenStreetMapTaha Yasseri, Giovanni Quattrone, Afra J. Mashhadi. 13 [doi]
• The emergence of Wikipedia as a new media institutionKim Osman. 14 [doi]
• Security of public continuous integration servicesVolker Gruhn, Christoph Hannebauer, Christian John. 15 [doi]
• Collaborative development of data curation profiles on a wiki platform: experience from free and open source software projects and communitiesSulayman K. Sowe, Koji Zettsu. 16 [doi]
• A case study of the collaborative approaches to sustain open source business modelsShane Coughlan, Tetsuo Noda, Terutaka Tansho. 17 [doi]
• The empirical commit frequency distribution of open source projectsCarsten Kolassa, Dirk Riehle, Michel A. Salim. 18 [doi]
• User-evolvable tools in the webJens Lincke, Robert Hirschfeld. 19 [doi]
• Seamless sharing in a seemingly divided world: a glimpse of the challenges faced by creative commonsPoorna Mysoor. 20 [doi]
• Metadata aggregation at GovData.de: an experience reportFlorian Marienfeld, Ina Schieferdecker, Evanela Lapi, Nikolay Tcholtchev. 21 [doi]
• Interest classification of Twitter users using WikipediaKwan Hui Lim, Amitava Datta. 22 [doi]
• A preliminary study on the effects of barnstars on Wikipedia editingKwan Hui Lim, Amitava Datta, Michael J. Wise. 23 [doi]
• A graphical user interface for SILK data link discovery frameworkRina Singh, Jan Hidders, Feng Xia, Jialiang Kang. 24 [doi]
• Impact of social features implemented in open collaboration platforms on volunteer self-organization: case study of open source software developmentJunghong Choi, Bruce Ferwerda, Jungpil Hahn, Jinwoo Kim, Jae Yun Moon. 25 [doi]
• How do Baidu Baike and Chinese Wikipedia filter contribution?: a case study of network gatekeepingHan-Teng Liao. 26 [doi]
• How does localization influence online visibility of user-generated encyclopedias?: a study on Chinese-language search engine result pages (SERPs)Han-Teng Liao. 27 [doi]
• Automated decision support for human tasks in a collaborative system: the case of deletion in WikipediaBluma S. Gelley, Torsten Suel. 28 [doi]
• Are memory institutions ready for open data and crowdsourcing?: results of a pilot survey from SwitzerlandBeat Estermann. 29 [doi]
• Drawing the big picture: analyzing FLOSS collaboration with temporal social network analysisAmir Azarbakht. 30 [doi]
• Cyberactivism and nationalistic communicative actions of publics: framing and agenda-building over Wikipedia in international disputesTam Laishan. 31 [doi]
• Wikipedia as a new media institution: issues of diversity, regulation and sustainability in an open encyclopediaKim Osman. 32 [doi]
• Wiki development environmentsChristoph Hannebauer. 33 [doi]
• The dynamics of gatekeeping in online collaborative systemsBluma Gelley. 34 [doi]
• The dual role of conflict in free and open source software developmentAnna Filippova. 35 [doi]
• The era of openPhilip E. Bourne. 36 [doi]
• Let's raise kids up!Pockey Lam. 37 [doi]
• Descending mount everest: steps towards applied Wikipedia researchDario Taraborelli. 38 [doi]
• Implementing open licensing in government open data initiatives: a review of Australian government practiceAnne Fitzgerald, Neale Hooper, John S. Cook. 39 [doi]
• A triangulated investigation of using wiki for project-based learning in different undergraduate disciplinesEdwin H. Y. Chu, Michele Notari, Katherine Chen, Chi-Keung Chan, Samuel Kai-Wah Chu, Wendy W. Y. Wu. 40 [doi]
• Empowering formative assessment using embedded web widgets in wikisMichele Notari, Sonja Schär, Samuel Kai-Wah Chu, Martin Schellenberg. 41 [doi]
• Involve the users to increase their acceptance: an experience reportAngelika Mühlbauer, Kai Nissen. 42 [doi]
• Data twist: an experimental script family to twist open data into new shapesShane Coughlan, Kana Fukuma, Tetsuo Noda, Yasumichi Hanagata. 43 [doi]
• Basic techniques in text mining using open-source toolsJun Iio. 44 [doi]
• R-tools: mediawiki extension for full-scale statistical computingJuha Villman, Einari Happonen. 45 [doi]
• Automated metrics for wiki-based school assignmentsOren Bochman. 46 [doi]
• Video co-creation in collaborative online communitiesAndrew Lih. 47 [doi]