Dear friends, I'm about to submit a manuscript for the upcoming issue on Feminist engagements with archives and new modes of History published by the Australian Feminist Studies and I would love to have a bit more activity on the Wikipedia bias detector that we are building and I am presenting in this paper. That is why I am asking you If you feel like exploring the feature a bit. When accessing the prototype you will be able to explore a few Wikipedia categories and react with the feedback buttons is you think that there is any biased information. This prototype will be adapted for the upcoming art+feminism edit-a-thon, if feel like you can give us a hand with that, we would love to hear from you!
here the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6mgYvTuUphE STEPS TO FOLLOW 1. To access the prototype please follow this link --> http://net. wanderingliquen.com/ 2. You need to register 3. Choose a map to explore 4. Red nodes indicate controversy 5. You can check the information on Wikipedia 6. Do you think it is biased? React 7. Keep exploring for more info please visit https://wanderingliquen.com/ thanks! Marta Delatte creative director and co-founder ellenjames.net <http://www.ellenjames.net/> @martadelatte PhD Researcher Media & Memory Research Initiative University of Hull (UK) 44 (0) 7923 528128 wanderingliquen.com @liquen_
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