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Third Bit of History: WikiSym 2007

December 6, 2007Proceedings, WikiSym 2007Dirk Riehle

WikiSym 2007 took place in Montreal, Canada:

WikiSym 2007 Website
WikiSym 2007 Proceedings
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The 2007 conference chair was Alain Desilets and the program chair was Robert Biddle.

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