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Version vom 13. November 2019, 23:16 Uhr
| Author | David W. McDonald |
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| Research questions | |
| Method | Qualitative codin |
| Theoretical background | The codebook contains three groups of codes: (1) the scope
of the barnstar, such as whether it points to a specific edit or comments on general contributions to Wikipedia, (2) the genre of the barnstar, such as whether it is antagonistic, and (3) the work that the barnstar acknowledges. |
| Process of creation | codebook by open coding a random sample of 200 barnstars.
We then applied the codebook to a second random sample of 200 barnstars. Through our attempt to systematically code the second barnstar sample, we iteratively refined our codes and agreed upon their application to the barnstars. |
| Dimensionalization and coding cycles | We used this codebook to iteratively code a random sample of 2400 barnstars. The barnstars were divided randomly into six bins. Two of the authors independently coded each bin. One coder reviewed the codes and noted discrepencies. Discrepencies were iterated upon until there was consensus. After coding was completed, we performed extensive consistency checking of commonly correlated codes.
A barnstar often suggests multiple legitimate codings, either because a particular phrasing calls out multiple dimensions or because the barnstar contains multiple independent statements. We therefore chose to apply multiple codes for every code group instead of force-fitting a dominant code. For example, the following barnstar provides evidence of a prior encounter and serves as a peace offering (genre), while acknowledging general administratative actions, committment to the project, and conflict mediation (work) |
| Date | 2008 |
| Research area | Information Science |
| Inter-coder-reliability | 85% |
| Keywords | Wikipedia, CSCW |
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| Software | NVivo |
| Coding schema | Datei:Codes.xml |
| Project data | Datei:Codes.xml |
| Research data | Barnstars - research data |
| Publication | Articulations of WikiWork, Finding Patterns in Behavioral Observations by Automatically Labeling Forms of Wikiwork in Barnstars |
| Study | Barnstar Study |
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| Definition | Example | Has Successor | |
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| Editing | Acknowledgments for copy editing, general editing, and for contributions to specific articles | Mani, you have contributed a great deal of Estonian articles and done major and useful copyedits in a short time. You are a very productive user and deserve recognition. I award you, Magni, this Barnstar for keeping on top of this Wikipedia article and for being the ”Master Editor”. Keep up the fine work! | Root |
| Border Patrol | Detecting and disciplining such behavior constitutes a wide range of punitive work in Wikipedia. The most acknowledged border patrol activity is fighting vandalism by reverting or repairing the damage. | For standing with me this morning to revert all of those AOL vandals hell-bent on causing as much trouble as possible, I award you this barnstar. | Root |
| Collaborative Action | Collaborative Actions and Disposition is differentiated from Social and Community Support Actions by the direct implication of collaborative activity, such as conflict mediation on talk pages. Although this category points to work activities that involve others, it is important to recognize that the dependencies are not clearly present in the texts of the barnstars | It is my honor to award Anonymous Editor this...green cucumber with sunglasses, for being cool when the editing isn’t. For always keeping a level head. If you can keep your head when all around you are losing theirs and blaming it on you | Root |
| Meta Content | The last category is work related to meta-content. Meta-content work includes the acknowledgement of tool creation (programming), creation of templates, creation and management of categories or category tags, and work on formal Wikipedia policies. | I award you this fine barnstar for the work you did in improving the Taxobox template by adding conservation status shortcuts. I was thinking of doing that myself, but you beat me to the punch! | Root |
| Social/Community | This category includes welcoming newcomers, initiating or leading new projects, rewarding individuals who give out barnstars, and general social support. In the examples below we see individuals receiving barnstars for their personal characteristics and willingness to help other Wikipedians | I hereby ordain Andhrimnir to ”The Order of the Smiley”, for his dedication in helping newcomers like me. Without people like you, we would be lost. Awarded by Hermod | Root |
| Administrative | The barnstars in this category pertain to the actions taken by administrators and acknowledge participation in formal processes. Common processes include Editor Reviews and Featured Article Reviews | I hereby award you The Working Man’s Barnstar for repeatedly notifying relevant parties during featured article reviews, as it’s an oft-forgotten task. | Root |
| Misc/Unknown | There are some barnstars that are not very specific about the actual work completed. Many such barnstars include references to “Janitorial Services” and “mop and bucket”, reflecting a general work ethic of cleaning and maintaining various aspects of Wikipedia. | I, Gerd, award you this barnstar for your hard work here at Wikipedia, and to let you know I feel your wiki-stress. Gefion awards this Barnstar to Frigg for dedicated hard work with the mop and bucket, making Wikipedia better for everyone. | Root |
