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You’re a Researcher Without a Library: What Do You Do?
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Knowledge editing course at Stanford Medical School
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1181:Things My Professor Never Told Me About Knowledge
1050:for Hacks/Hackers, and recruited and trained the
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1370:— Gauntlett, D. (2009). Case study: Knowledge.
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937:"Why Medical Schools Should Embrace Knowledge"
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2027:Administrators intervening against vandalism
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1982:New admin school: Viewing deleted pages
1957:New admin school: Dealing with disputes
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1860:Non-free use rationale and tag for logo
987:"Paywall: The Business of Scholarship."
949:"The First 50 Mistakes of a Wikipedian"
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2264:WikiDashboard (who worked on articles)
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148:(overseeing a Wikipedian in Residence)
2458:Understanding the vandal-fighting web
2022:Administrator's noticeboard/Incidents
1810:Media copyright questions noticeboard
1176:The First 50 Mistakes of a Wikipedian
131:My current or past clients include:
2057:Contributor copyright investigations
1845:Declaration of consent (permissions)
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1751:Resource Exchange: Resource request
1746:Resource Exchange: Shared resources
1115:You're Only as Sick as Your Secrets
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874:Coalition for Networked Information
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2294:Category cleanup/to-do finder
2082:Usernames for admin attention
1942:Advice for new administrators
1711:Original research noticeboard
1686:Knowledge: the missing manual
1196:What is Our Community Wisdom?
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837:. He is an English Knowledge
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2214:WebCite archiving and search
2037:Requests for page protection
2012:List of controversial issues
1967:New admin school: Protecting
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1574:Replies to common objections
1091:WikiConference North America
1081:He is the Vice Chair of the
983:"Public Record Under Threat"
981:, Tow Journalism School for
870:American Library Association
820:"Institutional Repositories"
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2017:Administrator's noticeboard
1706:Reliable source noticeboard
1696:Resources for collaboration
1504:New contributor's help page
1044:Wiki Project Med Foundation
1036:article on computer science
965:He has been interviewed by
953:"The Crowdsourcing Fallacy"
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2107:Fixing cut and paste moves
1962:New admin school: Deleting
1952:New admin school: Blocking
1850:AfC reviewing instructions
1726:Admin incident noticeboard
1406:A few thoughts to remember
1110:Welcome Back to the Circle
1048:Vaccine Safety WikiProject
945:Institutional Repositories
895:He is a primary author of
878:Digital Library Federation
868:, Internet Librarian, the
757:Knowledge Visiting Scholar
145:Annual Reviews (publisher)
63:Plain and simple COI guide
2269:WikiProject article lists
2087:Sockpuppet investigations
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1972:New admin school: SALTING
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1569:Avoiding common mistakes
1559:Why was my page deleted?
1013:Anti-Defamation League's
979:"Discovery Happens Here"
890:Knowledge and ARL Summit
780:fix copyright violations
340:This user is one of the
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2632:Committed identity
2386:Antandrus' observations
2359:Understanding Knowledge
2350:Understanding Knowledge
2284:Excel to wiki converter
2254:page editing statistics
2234:Dablink watchlist check
2072:Request for comment/All
1895:Guide to image deletion
1875:Non-free copyright tags
1805:Non-free content review
1790:Javascript user scripts
1775:Request for permissions
1736:Requests for undeletion
1355:The Charms of Knowledge
1304:Journey of a Wikipedian
1253:The Charms of Knowledge
1136:Journey of a Wikipedian
1052:Wikipedian in Residence
831:The Knowledge Adventure
751:Jake created the viral
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2381:Washington Post expose
2319:Wikimedia edit counter
1716:Neutrality noticeboard
1100:Jake is the author of
1085:working group for the
1075:featured on BoingBoing
1056:Pérez Art Museum Miami
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233:Bakehouse Arts Complex
185:Pérez Art Museum Miami
153:Anti-Defamation League
77:The Simplified Ruleset
2665:Wikipedian librarians
2324:EdwardsBot recipients
2249:article history stats
2179:contribution surveyor
1997:Blocking IP addresses
1947:What adminship is not
1890:Uncle G on notability
1870:Freenode instructions
1835:Oversight/Suppression
1825:Arbitration committee
1731:Noticeboard dashboard
1106:Welcome to the Circle
1040:Milton Public Library
765:Wikimedia + Libraries
738:The Knowledge Library
384:The Knowledge Library
177:Milton Public Library
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2474:". In other words,
2409:Who Reads Knowledge?
2279:XKCD Philosophy race
2204:duplication detector
2032:Editing restrictions
1865:IRC ops instructions
1691:Department directory
1489:Welcome to Knowledge
1001:"The Public Commons"
955:, and the MIT Press
941:Information Overload
816:Information Overload
767:Facebook group, the
742:Wikimedia Foundation
376:The Special Barnstar
201:NewsQ Vaccine Safety
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2274:Reference generator
2209:Article text blamer
2092:AfD common outcomes
1564:Wikitext cheatsheet
1539:Knowledge Questions
1270:Pinky and the Brain
1065:at Equis, launched
862:Stanford University
851:Knowledge Integrity
814:where he co-wrote "
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794:ISBN citation data
265:This user has made
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2422:New Republic essay
2334:Global rollbackers
2052:Copyright problems
1681:Abbreviation index
1651:UserTalk templates
1621:List of guidelines
1594:Knowledge in Brief
1554:Simplified ruleset
1534:Knowledge, briefly
1509:Knowledge tutorial
1484:Intro to Knowledge
1095:Citation Watchlist
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971:"Inside Knowledge"
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