20 years of the encyclopaedia anyone can edit: Wikipedia and the pursuit of knowledge equity || María Sefidari
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Wikimedia 2030 movement strategy: How an inclusive open strategy process has placed people at the centre || Marc Miquel Ribé, Kaarel Vaidla, Francesc Fort, Anna Torres
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Women journalists in wikipedia: An analysis from a gender perspective || Noemí Morejón Llamas, Desirée Ramos Castro
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Bibliometric analysis with Wikidata: The Comunicar case || Ángel Obregón Sierra
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‘This article is mine’: A theoretical framework explanation proposal for editing conflicts in wikipedia || Jesús Tramullas
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Provenance of the prints in the library of the Escornalbou Castle-monastery: The marks of ownership of the Eduard Toda collection || Pedro Rueda, Dolors Saumell Calaf
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Creation of institutional profiles in Google Scholar: New uses in research libraries || Marta Capdevila Torres
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