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Wikipedia:McGill Poetry Matters: Editing on Wikipedia: January 2021

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Please join Poetry Matters this coming Wednesday, January 13, 6:30-7:45pm (ET), for a virtual seminar on editing Wikipedia entries, with a spotlight on entries for modern poets Mina Loy and E.E. Cummings.

The session offers a brief introduction to editing on Wikipedia, intended to demystify the process and prepare people to engage in editing themselves. The tour will be facilitated by Nathan Drezner, whose Fall 2020 paper on Wikipedia editorial communities is available here. Poetry Matters will contextualize with current work on representing the careers and lives of modern poets such as Cummings and Loy.

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The slideshow for this seminar. Click the preview image to interact and download.

Event Details

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WHO: Poetry Matters, with Nathan Drezner

WHAT: introductory session on editing Wikipedia entries

WHEN: January 13, 2021, 6:30-7:45pm (ET)

WHERE: link to be sent to registrants

OTHER: Session will focus on Wikipedia entries for modern poets Mina Loy and E.E. Cummings

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Resources

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  • Art+Feminism schedule/information: [1]
  • Data Feminism book/information: [2]
  • Do Wikipedia Editors Specialize: [3]
  • It's a Man's Wikipedia: [4]
  • The Evolution of Wikipedia's Norm Network: [5]
  • The Rise and Decline: [6]
  • The Wikipedia gender gap: [7]
  • Invisible Women: [8]
  • "Howard University Fills in Wikipedia’s Gaps in Black History": [9]

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