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encyclopedia article.
Deletionists are
proponents of
selective coverage and
removal of
articles seen as
poorly defended.
Deletionist viewpoints are commonly...
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problems of Wikipedia's peer governance: The case of
inclusionists versus deletionists".
First Monday. 15 (3).
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encyclopedia article.
Deletionists are
proponents of
selective coverage and
removal of
articles seen as
poorly defended.
Deletionist viewpoints are commonly...
- as a
response to the
culture clash that
exists on
Wikipedia between deletionists and inclusionists. The
Industry Standard calls it "a [would-be] fine...
- user-generated content,
including the
ongoing struggle between inclusionists,
deletionists, and vandals.
Gleick uses the
Jimmy Wales-created
article for the Cape...
- from a
February 17, 1992, Barron's
magazine article. He has
criticized deletionists on
Wikipedia on more than one occasion. On occasion, he has disagreed...
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Economist magazine (2008), "The
behaviour of Wikipedia's self-appointed
deletionist guardians, who
excise anything that does not meet
their standards, justifying...
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collaborations with others. He,
Amaranth Borsuk and
Jesper Juul
wrote The
Deletionist, a
system for
generating erasure poetry from any page on the web. With...
- materiality. Her 2013
collaboration with
Jesper Juul and Nick Monfort, The
Deletionist,
erases texts on a web
screen to
leave words that then form
another poem...
- Queneau),
Eunoia (Christian Bök), The
Black Book (Jean Keller), and The
Deletionist (Amaranth Borsuk)
Natalie Federova's Text in Art
courses included Michael...
