Background With the COVID-19 pandemic’s outbreak, millions flocked to Wikipedia for
updated information. Amid growing concerns regarding an “infodemic,” ensuring the quality of …

While research has shown that scientists use Wikipedia and that scientific content on
Wikipedia ramifies back into scientific literature, many questions remain on how the two sides …

Rapid developments and methodological divides hinder the study of how scientific knowledge
accumulates, consolidates and transfers to the public sphere. Our work proposes using …

Media coverage of Wikipedia has radically shifted over the past two decades: once cast as
an intellectual frivolity, it is now lauded as the “last bastion of shared reality” online. To …

Wikipedia has over 130,000 different articles relating to health and medicine (1). The website
as a whole, and specifically its medical and health articles, like those about disease or …

Since being founded in 2001, Wikipedia has grown into a trusted source of knowledge online,
feeding Google search results and serving as training data for ChatGPT. Understanding …

The Urban Heat Island (UHI) phenomenon has become a leading cause for concern, yet
effective mitigation action remains limited. A knowledge circulation failure has long been …

With the COVID-19 pandemic's outbreak at the beginning of 2020, millions across the world
flocked to Wikipedia to read about the virus. Our study offers an in-depth analysis of the …

In my paper I will attempt to present a ‘pragmatic’reading of computermediated communication
by offering the concept of the ‘text act’and analyzing its manifestation in Facebook …

The following is an attempt to present and analyze the myth of the internet’s self-proclaimed
encyclopedia, Wikipedia, as told through the text and hypertext of the Wikipedia article for …