Social construction of knowledge in Wikipedia

Hara, Noriko; Doney, Jylisa

doi:10.5210/fm.v20i6.5869

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“… 7. Something that is confirmed by a quantitative content analysis of the discussion page (Hara and Doney 2015). …”

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Following the Fukushima Disaster on (and against) Wikipedia: A Methodological Note about STS Research and Online Platforms

Moats

2018

Science, Technology, & Human Values

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Science and technology studies is famous for questioning conceptual and material boundaries by following controversies that cut across them. However, it has recently been argued that in research involving online platforms (Wikipedia, Facebook, Twitter, etc.), there are also more practical boundaries to negotiate that are created by the variable availability, visibility, and structuring of data. In this paper, I highlight a potential tension between our inclination toward following controversies and “following the medium” and suggest that sometimes following controversies might involve going “against platforms” as well as with them. I will illustrate this dilemma through an analysis of the controversy over the coverage of the Fukushima disaster on English language Wikipedia, which concerns boundaries between expert and lay knowledge but also the social and technical functioning of Wikipedia itself. For this reason, I show that following the controversy might mean making use of less formatted and less obvious data than Wikipedia normally provides. While this is not an argument against the use of automated digital research tools such as scrapers, I suggest that both quantitative and qualitative researchers need to be more willing to tweak their approaches based on the specificities of the case.

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Following the Fukushima Disaster on (and against) Wikipedia: A Methodological Note about STS Research and Online Platforms

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2018

Science, Technology, & Human Values

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“…In contrast, Openesf has more variability in public access to specific projects, but personally identifiable information about contributors is more publicly available (Fuster Morell, 2014). Participation roles are adaptive to the community and fit specific niches in knowledge creation (Hara and Doney, 2015;Fuster Morell, 2010).…”

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Privacy and Knowledge Commons

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Strandburg

2021

Governing Privacy in Knowledge Commons

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Although "privacy" and "commons" might on first impression seem conceptually orthogonal or even opposed, a deeper analysis suggests there are insights to be gained from studying information privacy as a question of knowledge commons governance. Privacy often is taken to connote constraint and control over information, while commons often connotes openness and sharing. Neither of these stereotypes, however, are accurate reflections. A more nuanced perspective reveals that sharing and constraint are two sides of the same coin, acting as complements, both in social situations ordinarily conceived in privacy terms and in institutions aimed at creative production through knowledge sharing. Privacy is not simply a matter of constraint, but is more usefully understood, as Helen Nissenbaum has argued, as a matter of "appropriate flow of personal information" for specific social contexts (2009, p. 127).When defined as such, it becomes apparent both that privacy is not secrecy and that privacy often involves knowledge sharing. Indeed, true secrecy, in which information is completely unshared (Friedrich, 1971;Neitzke, 2007), is a rarity.

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“…a) Iniciar la construcción de las identidades colectivas online Uno de los principales rasgos de los cibermovimientos sociales es que tienen la potencialidad de nacer en el entorno virtual. Se trata de una nueva Rocío Ortiz Galindo Garrett, 2014;Earl y Katrina, 2014;Juris et al, 2014;Martínez, 2014;Mattoni y Treré, 2014;Romanos y Sádaba, 2014;Gerbaudo y Treré, 2015;Hara y Doney, 2015;Kavada, 2015;Monterde, Calleja-López, Aguilera, Barandiaran y Postill, 2015;Pickerill, Krinsky, Hayes, Gillan y Doherty, 2015;Theocharis y Lowe, 2015;Vaccari, Chadwick y O' Loughlin, 2015. 7 Sobre el nuevo modelo de comunicación de era de la Web social ver Castells, 2009;Cardoso, 2008;Chadwick, 2006;Dahlgren 2005. característica comunicativa que permite la creación de las identidades colectivas online. Para que pueda surgir el sentimiento de injusticia (Turner y Killian, 1972), la liberación cognitiva (McAdam, 1982) o los procesos de creación de identidades colectivas y marcos de significado (Melucci, 1989;Snow y Benford, 1988), es imprescindible la existencia de un espacio de comunicación.…”

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Estrategias de comunicación interpersonal y pública en los movimientos sociales. Transformaciones de las redes informales y de los repertorios en la era de la Web social

Galindo¹

2016

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ResumenEl objetivo de este trabajo es contribuir al estudio del campo de la comunicación en movimientos sociales de la era de la Web social. La investigación plantea como hipótesis que han aparecido nuevas estrategias comunicativas en los "cibermovimientos sociales" para influir en el cambio social. Propone una clasificación en la que se distinguen transformaciones en el ámbito de la comunicación interpersonal (las redes informales) y la comunicación públi-ca (los repertorios de acción colectiva). Los resultados se apoyan en una exhaus \tiva revisión bibliográfica y en la observación directa virtual, especialmente de los movimientos sociales de indignación global de 2011. Palabras clave : Comunicación; movimientos sociales; ciberactivismo; 15-M; Web social; Internet. AbstractThis work aims to advance in the theoretical analysis of the field of communication and social movements. The article studies the new changes that have emerged in the social Web era. We will review some of the principal works of the literature to observe the communicative strategies in these collectives,

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Social construction of knowledge in Wikipedia

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Following the Fukushima Disaster on (and against) Wikipedia: A Methodological Note about STS Research and Online Platforms

Following the Fukushima Disaster on (and against) Wikipedia: A Methodological Note about STS Research and Online Platforms

Privacy and Knowledge Commons

Estrategias de comunicación interpersonal y pública en los movimientos sociales. Transformaciones de las redes informales y de los repertorios en la era de la Web social

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