…nge in the face of other types of online cooperation. Here, the main example is Wikipedia. Although Wikipedia is no panacea (in the end, there is always an editor who controls what is pub- lished), it allows us to speculate about the possibility of a radical wiki-an- thropology, …
…process. This process is doubly collaborative in user-generated systems such as Wikimedia, where online help is under constant revision, positioning users as au- thors and editors of crowd-sourced documentation. If technical and professional Foreword xv communication seems more f…
…010 <http://www.icom.museum/definition.html>. Tapscott, D., and A. D. Williams. Wikinomics: how mass collaboration changes everything. USA: Portfolio Hard- cover. 2006. Print. Vergo, P. The New Museology. London: Reaktion Books Ltd, 1989. Print Transforming culture in the digital…
… questions are welcome, and simple explanatory responses are encouraged. In the Wiki tab on /r/AskGayBros, an additional description appears that provides one “correction” to the description cited above. This one reads, “[W] elcome to /r/askgaybros, where a bunch of manly (actual…
…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…
… written by God in numbers, Bacon’s Book of Nature is an open source program, a wiki for all users who know how to code in endless aphorisms. 51 For a discussion of this imagery, see Peter Pesic, “Wrestling with Proteus,” Isis 99, no. 2 (2008): 304–317; and its controversy, “Prot…
…—+1 125-86598_Landemore_Democracy_3P.indd 15 13/07/20 12:27 PM 16 C H A P TER 1 Wikipedia. The image of open-source software is applicable and relevant to democracy because if, as some have argued, “code is law” (Lessig 2000), one could argue, conversely, that democratic law s…