Is There a Lady-Produced Content Shortage at Wikipedia?
by Jamie Frevele | 12:43 pm, January 31st
The vast majority of contributors to Wikipedia are male, according to a New York Times piece that studied the user-curated site. Not only that, but the “female-oriented” entries are generally shorter and less comprehensive than those authored by men, “for men.” Really? What, exactly, determines what women are interested in, and did the NYT really make fair comparisons? Um, no. That is the answer.
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