Wikimedia Ethics

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[edit] Welcome

Please make sure you have reviewed the page Wikiversity:What is Wikiversity? before you participate and contribute to this project.

[edit] Learning Ethics in Online Media

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Its authors are committed to maintaining a high level of scholarly ethics.

Principles of ethics in online media is the scope for this resource; however, this resource draws upon comparisons that center on the English Wikipedia, which has over a quarter-million biographies of living persons (BLPs) as well as many articles that characterize people, organizations, events, and other aspects of human activity. The degree to which the content and practices of Wikimedia projects adhere to commonly recognized principles of ethics, which include such comparisons of Wikipedia, are what this resource examines.

Temporary guideline: This project currently does not accept case studies of living people until further notice.

[edit] List of subpages

[edit] Resource Management

[edit] Learning resources

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[edit] How to improve this resource

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  1. Identify principles for objective evaluation
  2. Evaluate Wikimedia systems
  3. Identify what needs to be learned by the community
  4. Create or update collaborative research pages and workshops

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

  • Wikidashboard - facilitates analysis of relative contributors to Wikipedia articles by specific authors
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