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English: Presentation for the international edit-a-thon "Art & Feminism" 1 February 2014. In this presentation I show some slides from the editor survey taken in 2013 by WMNL as well as some slides about my dataset and the lack of women artists in popular sources, making the gendergap more difficult than it already is for women artists, as no sources mean no Wikipedia articles can be made. |
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