“Don’t be a d*ck”; WikiMedia steps up to admin Fram and Buzzfeed tech.
Don’t be a dick was once an actual Wikipedia page essay for editing behavior, but a few males out of the 84% male dominated community […]
“I think it’s time we deleted the Rome Viharo article and admit he was harassed.”
The title says it all, literally. This confession; posted directly by one of the key subjects of Wikipedia, We Have a Problem “Oliver D. Smith, MediaWiki […]
Internet Drama: a consensual field study into online consensus building.
In the age of the internet, whatever appears to have consensus online is true, even if it isn’t. The converse is also true, anything that […]
Curious and Curiouser: ProRussia Twitter links to Trump as early as 2014
Saturday, September 8th, 2018. I stumbled upon a Twitter account this morning following a curiosity I found that to me reflects evidence of a troll […]
Oliver D. Smith, MediaWiki poster boy.
Depending on your search history and interests, there is a decent chance you’ve come across a number of articles written and edited across Wikipedia and […]
Follow the White Rabbit, indeed; Wiki wars, QAnon style
Wikipedia We Have a Problem has always focused on behaviors in collaborative, online consensus building. This case study began exploring “heated” consensus building on Wikipedia […]
True Tales from Weird Wikipedia: Incident at the Fringe Theory Noticeboard
Roger Stone, the infamous far-right political trickster strategist for Nixon and Trump, quipped in the brilliant Netflix documentary Get Me Roger Stone that “Politics isn’t theater. It’s […]
RationalWiki is gas lighting, lying, & covering up cross platform harassment
I think it is time we deleted the Rome Viharo article and admitted he was harassed: Debunking spiritualism (talk) 02:43, 3 May 2018 (UTC) RationalWiki’s troll farm of Wikipedia […]
Will a definition of online harassment please stand up?
According to a recent Pew Study called Crossing the Line, What Counts as Online Harassment?, there is no consensus on what actually defines “online harassment”, especially […]
Come play the Wikipedia BLP-Palooza!
Last week Entrepreneur online featured a guest writer, Amy Osmond Cook – who blogged about “what she learned when her Wikipedia page was deleted”. Her biography […]