Mark Zachry

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Towards Insider Summarization for Mediation Instead of Moderation: Examining Wikipedian Views on Key Elements of Discussion Summaries

In Wikipedia, conflict plays a vital role in refining knowledge. Yet some disputes persist without clear resolution or rule violations, resulting in long, circular discussions without moderator intervention. These deter neutral and third-party editors and often end only when one side gives up. In such cases, what is n…

CSCW '21CorrespondingCrowds and Data Work

Wikipedia Beyond the English Language Edition: How do Editors Collaborate in the Farsi and Chinese Wikipedias?

Do models of collaboration among contributors of Wikipedia generalize beyond the larger, western editions of the encyclopedia? In this study, we expanded upon the known collaborative mechanisms on the English Wikipedia and demonstrated that the collaboration model is best captured through the interplay of these mechan…

CSCW '20CorrespondingCollaboration: Creating and Writing Together

Building Community Knowledge In Online Competitions: Motivation, Practices and Challenges

Knowledge building is a prevalent feature in open online systems, while it is challenging to motivate participants to contribute and maintain quality in participants' contribution. Open online competitions, where participants compete with knowledge artifacts and quality contributions are being sourced, offer a potenti…

CSCW '195th+ AuthorCoordination and Collaboration

Design for Collaborative Information-Seeking: Understanding User Challenges and Deploying Collaborative Dynamic Queries

Although Collaborative Information-Seeking (CIS) is becoming prevalent as people engage in shared decision-making, interface components adopted in the most commonly used information seeking tools (e.g., search, filter, select, and sort) are designed for individual use. To deepen our understanding of (1) how such singl…

CSCW '18CorrespondingWorkshop: Navigating the Challenges of Multi-Site Research

Workshop: Navigating the Challenges of Multi-Site Research

Our full day-workshop focuses on challenges encountered by researchers attempting to design and conduct studies that span 2 or more social computing platforms, such as parallel sites for different language populations, different platforms, or different user experience designs. Social computing researchers are increasi…

CSCW '18CorrespondingClassification and Labels

Evaluating a Computational Approach to Labeling Politeness: Challenges for the Application of Machine Classification to Social Computing Data

Social computing researchers are beginning to apply machine learning tools to classify and analyze social media data. Our interest in understanding politeness in an online community focused our attention on tools that would help automate politeness analysis. This paper highlights one popular classification tool design…

CHI '18CorrespondingDistributed Team Collaboration +1

Collaborative Dynamic Queries: Supporting Distributed Small Group Decision-making

Communication is critical in small group decision-making processes during which each member must be able to express preferences to reach consensus. Finding consensus can be difficult when each member in a group has a perspective that potentially conflicts with those of others. To support groups attempting to harmonize…

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