The Information Behavior of Wikipedia Fan Editors: A Digital (Auto)Ethnography explores the information practices of the many Wikipedia "fan editors," who work on articles about pop culture media. This book analyzes the complexity of their informational behavior and the motivations behind it.
The Information Behavior of Wikipedia Fan Editors: A Digital (Auto)Ethnography explores the information practices of the many Wikipedia "fan editors," who work on articles about pop culture media. This book analyzes the complexity of their informational behavior and the motivations behind it.
Part 1: The Information Behavior of Fan Editors Chapter 1: Information Needs Chapter 2: Seeking Information Chapter 3: Evaluating Sources Chapter 4: Producing Encyclopedic Content Chapter 5: Reviewing and Showcasing Encyclopedic Content Chapter 6: Protecting and Debating Encyclopedic Content Part 2: Fan Editor Information Behavior in Perspective Chapter 7: Fan Editor Information Behavior as Serious Leisure Chapter 8: Fan Editing and the Price Model of Fan Information Behavior Chapter 9: Wikipedia and Fan Wikis as Contrasting Informational Environments Chapter 10: Fan Editors and the Question of Motivation
Part 1: The Information Behavior of Fan Editors Chapter 1: Information Needs Chapter 2: Seeking Information Chapter 3: Evaluating Sources Chapter 4: Producing Encyclopedic Content Chapter 5: Reviewing and Showcasing Encyclopedic Content Chapter 6: Protecting and Debating Encyclopedic Content Part 2: Fan Editor Information Behavior in Perspective Chapter 7: Fan Editor Information Behavior as Serious Leisure Chapter 8: Fan Editing and the Price Model of Fan Information Behavior Chapter 9: Wikipedia and Fan Wikis as Contrasting Informational Environments Chapter 10: Fan Editors and the Question of Motivation
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