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• Front Matter and Table of Contents

WikiSym accepts long and short research papers as well as experience reports, which are intended to share insights, outcomes, and lessons learned about implementing wiki and open collaboration projects.

• WP:Clubhouse? An Exploration of Wikipedia's Gender Imbalance
• Gender Differences in Wikipedia Editing
• Finding Patterns in Behavioral Observations by Automatically Labeling Forms of Wikiwork in Barnstars
• What Wikipedia Deletes: Characterizing Dangerous Collaborative Content

• Quality is a Verb: The operationalization of data quality in a citizen science community
• Online and Offline Interactions in Online Communities
• Don’t leave me alone: effectiveness of a framed wiki-based learning activity

• A Meta-reflective Wiki for Collaborative Design
• Wiki Grows Up: Arbitrary Data Models, Access Control, and Beyond
• Design and Implementation of the Sweble Parser: Unlocking the Structure within Wikipedia

• Vandalism Detection in Wikipedia: A High-Performing, Feature–Rich Model and its Reduction
• Autonomous Link Spam Detection in Purely Collaborative Environments
• NICE: Social translucence through UI intervention

• Hot off the Wiki: Dynamics, Practices, and Structures in Wikipedia’s Coverage of the Tōhoku Catastrophes
• Collective memory building in Wikipedia: the case of North African revolutions
• Wikipedia World Map: Method and Application of Map-like Wiki Visualization

• The success of Corporate Wiki Systems: An end user perspective
• ICKEwiki: Requirements and Concepts for an Enterprise Wiki for SMEs
• Wiki Scaffolding: Helping Organizations to Set Up Wikis

• Don't bite the Newbies: How Reverts Affect the Quantity and Quality of Wikipedia Work
• Mentoring in Wikipedia: A Clash of Cultures
• "How should I go from __ to __ without getting killed?": Motivation and Benefits in Open Collaboration

• Wikipedia Category Visualization Using Radial Layout
• Wiki Refactoring: an Assisted Approach Based on Ballots
• Visualizing Author Contribution Statistics in Wikis Using an Edit Significance Metric
• COLT: a proposed center for open teaching and learning
• Participation in Wikipedia's article deletion processes
• Wiki Architectures as Social Translucence Enablers
• Exploring underproduction in Wikipedia
• TWiki a collaboration tool for the Large Hadron Collider
• A Scourge to the Pillar of Neutrality: A WikiProject Fighting Systemic Bias
• Places on the Map and in the Cloud: Representations of Locality and Geography in Wikipedia
• Exploring Linguistic Points of View of Wikipedia
• Feedback mechanisms and their impact on motivation to contribute to wikis in higher education
• CoSyne: a Framework for Multilingual Content Synchronization of Wikis
• Incentivizing the ASL-STEM Forum
• Wiki as Business Application Platform: The MES Showcase

• Wikiotics: The Interactive Language Instruction Wiki
• PukiWiki-Java Connector, a Simple API for Saving Data of Java Programs on a Wiki
• Collaborative Video Editing for Wikipedia
• Wiki4EAM: Using Hybrid Wikis for Enterprise Architecture Management

• Apples to Oranges?: Comparing across studies of open collaboration/peer production

• WikiLit: Collecting the Wiki and Wikipedia Literature
• Lessons from the classroom: Successful techniques for teaching wikis using Wikipedia

• Summary and Participants