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thesis/3-Methods.tex

 \chapter{Methods}
 \label{chap:methods}
 
+\begin{comment}
+vgl \cite{GeiHal2017}
+iterative mixed method
+combination of:
+* quantitative methods: mining big data sets/computational social science
+"begin with one or
+more large (but often thin) datasets generated by a software platform, which has recorded digital
+traces that users leave in interacting on that platform. Such researchers then seek to mine as much
+signal and significance from these found datasets as they can at scale in order to answer a research
+question"
+* more traditional social science/qualitative methods, e.g. interviews, observations, experiments
+
+\cite{Geiger2014}
+"the idea that Wikipedia only takes place on wiki-
+pedia.org – or even entirely on the Internet – is a huge misunderstanding (Konieczny, 2009;
+Reagle, 2010). Wikipedia is not a virtual world, especially one located entirely on the wiki."
+e.g. in order to get hold of abuse_filter_history I had to engage with
+- wikipedia.org
+- mediawiki.org
+- irc channels
+- phabricator
+- gerrit
+- toolserver/cloudservices
+----
+other spaces Wikipedia takes place
+- mailinglists
+- WomenEdit/offenes Editieren @Wikimedia
+- Wikimania
+- Wikimedia's office and daily work
+\end{comment}
 \section{Grounded Theory}
 \section{Trace Ethnography}
 

thesis/conclusion.tex

@@ -113,6 +113,12 @@ Here, the filter editor responsible should monitor the filter and the logs in or
 I think these cases should be scrutinised extra carefully since ``urgent situations'' have historically always been an excuse for cuts in civil liberties.
 \end{comment}
 
+\begin{comment}
+also
+* complete abuse\_filter\_history and real historical analysis
+* access to the whole database and analysis of private filters
+\end{comment}
+
 %********************
 % Filters vs bots
 % Investigation of edit filter managers who are also bot operators: what do they implement when?

thesis/introduction.tex

@@ -148,6 +148,8 @@ Note:
   * documentation (Wikipedia, MediaWiki pages): what have we learnt here
   * data (filters stats, REGEX patterns): what do the filters actually do?
 
+Open science? + ref to github
+
 \section{Structure}
 
 The remaining part of this thesis is organised in the following manner: