Likely yes. Women not making public statements in the same way as men is
not isolated to Wikipedia or the internet.
The article mentions the use of a respect button in addition to) a like
button to encourage people to stop trashing other peoples opinions. The
newspaper that did this and heavily
A reminder to women on this list, if there is something you want to discuss
privately with other women Wikipedia editors, go to this page - Anita Borg
Institute - Systers Technical Interests
http://anitaborg.org/get-involved/systers/technical-interests/ - and
scroll down, you will see a link to
The newspaper that did this and heavily moderated trolling comments had
higher participate by women than most news comment areas.
Like. Like. LIKE.
It never fails to amaze me that, for all the complaining people do about
barely-moderated comment sections and the driveby hate speech they
Could this provide any insights into women contributing to Wikipedia?
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/apr/23/women-are-silenced-onli
ne-just-as-in-real-life-it-will-take-more-than-twitter-to-change-that
Kerry
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