… like a bad idea, but actually seems like it could pose a fundamental threat to Wikipedia. If that sounds like an overreaction, let me explain. The point of this feature is that it would warn people when they're about to make a non-neutral edit. That sounds like a great idea in t…

… and communicative influence, through a number of virtual media-meeting spaces, wikis, TV programs, video sharing, etc. This brings together counter hegemonic knowledges and science into an 'ecology of knowledges', allowing adjudication based on ‘contextual credibility’ (Santos, …

…erest. Related to this in his Protestant Ethic he Source: https://commons.wikimedia.org/ examines various beliefs from all over the world and associates wiki/File:Max_Weber_1917.jpg these beliefs with economic and social structure. Reading Text Politics as a Vocation by Max Weber…

…ion of education in general society: 8retrieved on February 13, 2008, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_education). 8 The history of education according to Dieter Lenzen, president of the Freie Universität Berlin 1994 "began either millions of years ago or at the end of 177…

… and communicative influence, through a number of virtual media-meeting spaces, wikis, TV programs, video sharing, etc. This brings together counter hegemonic knowledges and science into an 'ecology of knowledges', allowing adjudication based on ‘contextual credibility’ (Santos, …

…ules: consciously repressed and then unconsciously released. (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freudian_slip; access 17 dec 2008) Experimenting time As you could see in both reception and production diagrams, the element of the word that surfaces the most saliently is the beg…

…zed’. Some people can even sacrifice their lives for what they belong to. Also, Wikipedia, by providing values related to intellect/knowledge, is also gaining a great deal of attention. There could be a plenty of samples for the social/value design in business. A sample case is t…

…le search than a trip to the library. They are more likely to check in with the Wikipedia community, or to turn to another online friend, than they are to ask a reference librarian for help. They rarely, if ever, buy the newspaper in hard copy; instead, they graze through copious…

…ed elsewhere. The Obama regime makes itself a laughingstock for pretending that Wikileaks and Snowden material are still secrets; this law would do the same. 26 August 2013 ( Jet Blue refused to let Hindu man board ) A Hindu man was taken for Muslim after he (not knowing why) set…

…ods to prosecute people interested in any other kind of material. Material from Wikileaks, for instance. 29 April 2012 ( Brazil's Congress ) Effectively purchased by agribusiness, Brazil's congress passed a law that will facilitate deforestation. [Reference updated on 2018-02-24 …

…ed elsewhere. The Obama regime makes itself a laughingstock for pretending that Wikileaks and Snowden material are still secrets; this law would do the same. 26 August 2013 ( Jet Blue refused to let Hindu man board ) A Hindu man was taken for Muslim after he (not knowing why) set…

…le search than a trip to the library. They are more likely to check in with the Wikipedia community, or to turn to another online friend, than they are to ask a reference librarian for help. They rarely, if ever, buy the newspaper in hard copy; instead, they graze through copious…

…true) based on the raid and negative media publicity. Operation Avalanche (from wikipedia): "Although US prosecutions were made on the basis of other evidence, later reconstruction of the Landslide site and review of the computer hard drives in the UK identified flaws in the poli…

…ions in 1945. This city already has U.N..Plaza. What better place for the U.N.? Wiki Commons photo by Guilhem Vellut) It all began in San Francisco’s Herbst Theatre, across from City Hall, and City Hall could now welcome it back. New York’s loss would be our gain. I can see the h…

…ad read back then. [1] When I say community work, I am talking about stuff like Wikipedia: large distributed groups of people doing something together, usually online, often unpaid. Usually international, often nerdy, often (but not always) FLOSS or FLOSS-adjacent. You are going …