Wikipedia Contributors Mostly Male

Thursday, September 10, 2009

A new study of Wikipedia showed that 87 percent of the site's editors were male. What do you think?

Dale North,
Armored Car Driver
"This just proves how much manpower it takes to keep the Dr. Who page current."

Jennifer Bergen,
Systems Analyst
"As it should be. A lady knows better than to correct someone in public."

Lucy Page,
Counselor
"I'm a second-wave feminist and have been fighting for equality for decades now, but I think this is where I quit."

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