Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction : connections

The many (reported) deaths of Wikipedia

From anarchy to wikiality, glaring bias to good cop : press coverage of Wikipedia’s first two decades

From utopia to practice and back

An encyclopedia with breaking news

Paid with interest : COI editing and its discontents

Wikipedia and libraries

Three links : be bold, assume good faith, and there are no firm rules

How Wikipedia drove professors crazy, made me sane, and almost saved the internet

The first twenty years of teaching with Wikipedia : from faculty enemy to faculty enabler

Wikipedia as a role-playing game, or why some academics do not like Wikipedia

The most important laboratory for social scientific and computing research in history

Collaborating on the sum of all knowledge across languages

Rise of the underdog

Why do I have authority to edit the page? The politics of user agency and participation on Wikipedia

What we talk about when we talk about community

Toward a Wikipedia for and from us all

The myth of the comprehensive historical archive

No internet, no problem

Possible enlightenments : Wikipedia’s encyclopedic promise and epistemological failure

Equity, policy, and newcomers : five journeys from wiki education

Wikipedia has a bias problem

Capstone : making history, building the future together