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Only 13 Percent of [b]Wikipedia Contributors Are Women, Study Says[/b]
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The November survey, which had some 175000 valid responses, was conducted in multiple languages by the Wikimedia Foundation, the nonprofit that operates the ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Only 13 Percent of [b]Wikipedia Contributors Are Women, Study Says[/b]
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A broad new survey of Wikipedia users found that only 13 percent of the online encyclopedia's contributors are women. ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Most [b]Wikipedia writers (and readers) are men[/b]
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A survey found that just 13 percent of people who write or contribute to entries on Wikipedia are women. The survey, done last November, got about 175000 ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Most [b]Wikipedia writers (and readers) are men[/b]
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A survey found that just 13 percent of people who write or contribute to entries on Wikipedia are women. The survey, done last November, got about 175000 ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, It's a Man's World[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to questionable online information, it looks like men have the upper hand. A new study breaks down Wikipedia users by ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, It's a Man's World[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to questionable online information, it looks like men have the upper hand. ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, It's a Man's World[/b]
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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, It's a Man's World[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to questionable online information, it looks like men have the upper hand. A new study breaks down Wikipedia users by ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, it's a man's world[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to questionable online information, it looks like men have the upper hand. A new study breaks down Wikipedia users by ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, it's a man's world[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to questionable online information, it looks like men have the upper hand. A new study breaks down Wikipedia users by ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, it's a man's world[/b]
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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />[b]Wikipedia a man's game, Brit hacker backed, US mag sales fall[/b]
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Support for government hacker. Supporters of the autistic British computer hacker Gary McKinnon are rallying support for the man who is fighting extradition ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, it's a man's world[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to questionable online information, it looks like men have the upper hand. A new study breaks down Wikipedia users by ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, It's a Man's World[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to questionable online information, it looks like men have the upper hand. A new study breaks down Wikipedia ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />At [b]Wikipedia, It's a Man's World[/b]
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Sorry, ladies, but when it comes to , it looks like men have the upper hand. A new study breaks down users by gender -- and, whether it's reading or writing ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Blame [b]Wikipedia on men...[/b]
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Apparently only 13 percent of Wikipedia's contributors are women, according to a just-released survey of users. What does that mean? ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Only 13% of [b]Wikipedia contributors are women[/b]
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You say you don't trust Wikipedia? Well, you can blame men, at least for the most part. According to a survey of 175000 Wikipedia users, about a third of ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Men helping the gossip world through [b]Wikipedia[/b]
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In the technology world that we are living in, the first place we turn to for information is the internet. With that being said, I am sure we have all ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />The Secret to [b]Wikipedia's Success: The Male Ego?[/b]
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At one point in our previous career, we worked on a project to create a run-of-the-mill online forum, where users of a ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Why Is [b]Wikipedia A Boys Club? Men Are Dumb[/b]
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Only about one in eight Wikipedia contributors and editors are women, according to a study by the online ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />STUDY: Women and [b]Wikipedia Don't Mix[/b]
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Women are consummate content creators online. From technology mavens like Google's Marissa Mayer to influential mommy bloggers, and even YouTubeYouTube ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Why is [b]Wikipedia such a men's club?[/b]
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You say you don't trust Wikipedia? Well, you can blame your lack of confidence on men, at least for the most part. According to a survey conducted by the ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />[b]Wikipedia: Women Need Not Apply[/b]
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You say you don't trust Wikipedia? Well, you can blame your lack of confidence on men, at least for the most part. According to a survey conducted by the ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Why is [b]Wikipedia such a men's club?[/b]
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You say you don't trust Wikipedia? Well, you can blame your lack of confidence on men, at least for the most part. According to a survey conducted by the ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Why is [b]Wikipedia Such a Men's Club?[/b]
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You say you don't trust Wikipedia? Well, you can blame your lack of confidence on men, at least for the most part. By Paul McNamara Mon, September 07, ...

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<img alt="" height="1" width="1" />Men Love [b]Wikipedia More than Women 87% of all Wikipedia...[/b]
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By Catalin Cimpanu, Web News Editor A study conducted by the Wikimedia Foundation and the United Nations University program, MERIT, has shown that, ...

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