Leveraging the Contributory Potential of User Feedback Mikhil Masli IBM 1 New Orchard Road, Armonk, NY, USA [removed] ABSTRACT

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Public Domain Rank: Identifying Notable Individuals with the Wisdom of the Crowd Allen B. Riddell arXiv:1411.2180v1 [cs.DL] 9 Nov 2014

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Wide Open Wide Open Open source methods and their future potential Geoff Mulgan is Director of the Young Foundation,

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Finding & Assessing Information -- Ásfríðr Úlfvíðardóttir Jul[removed]Finding and Assessing Information, especially for Arts and Sciences projects in the SCA. By Ásfríðr Úlfvíðardóttir

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Reliability of User-Generated Data: the Case of Biographical Data in Wikipedia

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Article submission guidelines – Scientific Computing World Thank you for your interest in writing an article for Scientific Computing World. This document is intended to provide a guide on the approach used on the publ

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Wikimedia and the Smithsonian Why we are approaching the Smithsonian Key Facts about the Smithsonian on Wikipedia  100, 000 hits on the 155 Smithsonian-related articles already

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Finding Quality Websites With all the information on the web, how can you tell if a website is a reliable source for your research? The tips and tools below can help you locate valuable websites. What is the address of t

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The High-heeled shoe was made popular by the French Revolution in the 1700’s. Christian Louboutin Minibout: black leather heel Author: Winston789 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Minibout.jpg 

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G.U.M. ©2013 Grade 8 Alignment to the Common Core Standards Grade 8 Reading Standards for Informational Text Key Ideas and Details 1 Cite the textual evidence that most strongly supports an analysis of what the text say

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