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  1. Pinned Tweet
    Oct 25

    The October Wikimedia Research showcase will be livestreamed on October 27, 16:30UTC (9:30am PT/12:30pm ET/18:30pm CET). The theme of this showcase will be “Bridging Knowledge Gaps”. Live-stream:

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    13 hours ago

    Check out the Oct research showcase, an update from the team about ongoing projects for addressing knowledge gaps. Also, we're glad our campaign is highlighted in conversations on equity, fairness & visibility 😊

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  3. African Wikimedians (from our research newsletter's editorial team) and Reem Al-Kashif call for more research out of local communities, e.g. to understand "the projects that do work and the projects that don't work" in retaining African Wikipedia editors

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    The paper has been a long time coming and you may have been seen it presented at various places or in earlier versions online or with the journal. and did a write-up a couple months ago. It's a nice summary!

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  6. Nov 4

    "Quality change: norm or exception? Measurement, Analysis and Detection of Quality Change in Wikipedia" an analysis English article quality life cycle + an unsupervised approach to detect article quality switch. (Das et al, 2021)

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    Nov 4

    Volunteer contributions to increased during mobility restrictions:

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  8. Nov 3

    📢Apply by January 3 to The Foundation Research Fund! Grants up to 50K USD will help research on Wikimedia projects and efforts to support the Wikimedia Research community worldwide 🌎🌏🌍 more info:

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    Want to join me in the Community Data Science Collective? It's PhD admission season and my research collective () is doing a group Q&A about PhD admissions this Friday (November 5th). We've got room in the session so please sign up to join us!

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    Learning from Each Other: Reciprocity in Description between Wikipedians and Librarians (Wikipedia? Wikidata? Bibliographic and authority records? Check - it's all in here).

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  11. Retweeted
    Oct 31

    And as our research has shown, Wikipedia may have a big impact even outside the digital world:

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  12. Nov 2

    Using Wikipedia "to narrow the gap between low- & high-resource languages (18K vs 9M samples) in "

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    Oct 31

    So, after 3 published papers on Wikipedia, I finally made a Wikipedia user account. My experience is consistent with research results: Wikipedians are welcoming. I have received welcome messages, help, and cookies. 5/5

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    Nov 2

    To achieve this, we introduced a new set of 18 fine-grained classes, and semi-automatically labeled all articles corresponding to named entities with one of them! 📄Paper: 💾 Resources:

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  15. Nov 1

    "Wikipedia Drug Safety Advisory Committee: Distilling A Drug Adverse Effect Reference Set Using Wisdom of The Crowd"

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    Nov 1

    Are Wikipedia bots in conflict with human editors? New blog post summarizing research from two summer REU students.

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  17. Nov 1

    The next Research office hours will be tomorrow November 2 at 5AM PT - 1PM CEST - 12:00 UTC (note the time change!) Join the Research team in a video call to chat about the latest news on data and research at Wikimedia!

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    Oct 29
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    Oct 28
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    Oct 30

    The settings will allow you to turn the gain up, to more easily see the coverage changes in less densely populated areas of the map Here we have the continent of Africa between 2014 and 2021, where any item on a pixel will show up at full brightness

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    Oct 28

    Scribe was created together with Supported by a grant. More information:

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