Hi, I think that there is a problem of not creating articles about women
who are notable in there own right but are mentioned in articles of family
members.
It is not uncommon to do use Wikipedias search for a notable woman and find
a mention of their name in articles about a family member. It can
I think this one is worth looking beyond the headline.
There are two specific areas where we fail, in the language we use when we
write about women and in the relative lack of links to articles on women.
The two areas where the study indicates we are doing OK are the two where we
have put in a
MIT Technology Review: "Despite well-publicized efforts to promote
equality, Wikipedia articles are deeply biased against women, say
computer scientists who have analysed six different language versions
of the online encyclopedia."
http://www.technologyreview.com/view/534616/computational-linguist