I contribute to Wikimedia projects in various ways: studying Wikipedia as a researcher, running SuggestBot, and sometimes editing articles.Does the community produce high-quality articles on topics that have large readership?In case you're wondering (and feel free to skip ahead if you don't), the short answers to those questions are: 1) they're reasonably long, cite reliable sources, and have some illustrations or images; 2) yes, I helped build a machine learning classifier for article quality that is accessible through the ORES API; 3) yes and no, there are many popular topics with room for improvement.I also run SuggestBot, a bot that can suggest articles for you to edit in one of seven languages (English, French, Portuguese, Russian, Persian, Swedish, and Norwegian).Peer-reviewed papers about Wikipedia: I work for or provide services to the Wikimedia Foundation, but this is my personal account.
User:Nettrom at Wikimania 2013, photo by Daniel Schwen, CC-BY-SA
