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History flow in Wikipedia edits
By Jon Dron 13 June 2011 @ 10:26am Comments (1)
http://www.research.ibm.com/visual/projects/history_flow/results.htm
This is fascinating, not only in providing a bit of information about the resilience of Wikipedia pages to vandalism but also in graphically illustrating the flow to the adjacent possible, ever-growing and branching, that makes the system not just a repository of knowledge but a means through which it grows.
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Thank you Jon! I was particularly interested in the graphics. Attempting to visually portray networked activity on the Web is a challenge and these graphics may help me.