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Volume 11, Issue 01, 07 January 2015

• Interview: Interview with Jakob, one of Wikipedia's more prolific waterway contributors

• In the media: ISIL propaganda video; AirAsia complaints

• Featured content: Kock up

• Traffic report: Auld Lang Syne

Volume 11, Issue 02, 14 January 2015

• News and notes: Erasmus Prize recognizes the global Wikipedia community

• Op-ed: Articles for creation needs you

• WikiProject report: Articles for creation: the inside story

• In the media: Wikipedia's birthday brings tributes, app, award; Castro death rumors

• Featured content: Citations are needed

• Traffic report: Wikipédia sommes Charlie

Volume 11, Issue 03, 21 January 2015

• From the editor: Introducing your new editors-in-chief

• Anniversary: A decade of the Signpost

• Interview: WWII veteran honors shipmates through Wikipedia editing

• Op-ed: Let's make WikiProjects better

• News and notes: Annual report released; Wikimania; steward elections

• In the media: Johann Hari; bandishes and delicate flowers

• Featured content: Yachts, marmots, boat races, and a rocket engineer who attempted to birth a goddess

• Arbitration report: As one door closes, a (Gamer)Gate opens

Volume 11, Issue 04, 28 January 2015

• From the editor: An editorial board that includes you

• Special report: Traffic in the fog—2014's most popular articles include death, Facebook, and Ebola

• In focus: Thirteen editors sanctioned in mammoth GamerGate arbitration case

• Forum: Evaluating the Arbitration Committee's handling of GamerGate

• In the media: A murderous week for Wikipedia

• Featured content: Like Jack Kerouac's On The Road, this week's issue was written on amphetamines

• Traffic report: A sea of faces

• Recent research: Bot writes about theatre plays; "Renaissance editors" create better content

Volume 11, Issue 5, 04 February 2015

• News and notes: No men beyond this point: the proposal to create a no-men space on Wikipedia

• Op-ed: Is Wikipedia for sale?

• In the media: Gamergate and Muhammad controversies continue

• Traffic report: The American Heartland

• Featured content: It's raining men!

• Arbitration report: Slamming shut the GamerGate

• WikiProject report: Dicing with death – on Wikipedia?

• Technology report: Security issue fixed; VisualEditor changes

• Gallery: Langston Hughes

Volume 11, Issue 6, 11 February 2015

• From the editors: We want to know what you think!

• News and notes: One editor faces likely ban for work on Wikipedia; another awarded $1 million

• In the media: Is Wikipedia eating itself?

• Traffic report: Bowled over

• WikiProject report: Brand new WikiProjects profiled

• Featured content: A grizzly bear, Operation Mascot, Freedom Planet & Liberty Island, cosmic dust clouds, a cricket five-wicket list, more fine art, & a terrible, terrible opera...

• Gallery: Feel the love

Volume 11, Issue 7, 18 February 2015

• Editorial: Recent retirements typify problem of admin attrition

• In the media: Students' use and perception of Wikipedia

• Special report: Revision scoring as a service

• Traffic report: February is for lovers

• Gallery: Darwin Day

• Featured content: A load of bull-sized breakfast behind the restaurant, Koi feeding, a moray eel, Spaghetti Nebula and other fishy, fishy fish

• Arbitration report: We've built the nuclear reactor; now what colour should we paint the bikeshed?

Volume 11, Issue 8, 25 February 2015

• News and notes: Questions raised over WMF partnership with research firm

• Op-ed: Text from Wikipedia good enough for Oxford University Press to claim as own

• In the media: WikiGnomes and Bigfoot

• Traffic report: Fifty Shades of... self-denial?

• WikiProject report: Be prepared... Scouts in the spotlight

• Featured content: The Moon, Mars, Venus, and Saturn, in no particular order. Also, Kaiser Kong.

• Gallery: Far from home

• Blog: Join the Wikimedia strategy consultation

• Recent research: Gender bias, SOPA blackout, and a student assignment that backfired

Volume 11, Issue 9, 04 March 2015

• From the editor: A sign of the times—the Signpost revamps its internal structure to make contributing easier

• Editorial: Conspiracy theories distract from real questions about grantmaking report

• News and notes: Wikimedia Foundation and OTRS team both publish reports, indicate operating changes

• Interview: Meet a paid editor

• Traffic report: Attack of the movies

• In the media: Kanye West rebranded; Wikipedia in court; editors for hire

• Blog: Black History Month edit-a-thons tackle Wikipedia’s multicultural gaps

• Technology report: Bugs, Repairs, and Internal Operational News

• Featured content: Ploughing fields and trading horses with Rosa Bonheur

• Arbitration report: Bradspeaks—impact, regrets, and advice; current cases hinge on sex, religion, and ... infoboxes

Volume 11, Issue 10, 11 March 2015

• Special report: An advance look at the WMF's fundraising survey

• In focus: WMF to NSA: "stop spying on Wikipedia users"

• News and notes: WikiWomen's History Month—meetups, blog posts, and "Inspire" grant-making campaign

• In the media: Gamergate; a Wiki hoax; Kanye West

• Traffic report: Wikipedia: handing knowledge to the world, one prank at a time

• Featured content: Here they come, the couple plighted –

• Op-ed: Why the Core Contest matters

Volume 11, Issue 11, 18 March 2015

• From the editor: A salute to Pine

• Op-ed: Does the Wikimedia fundraising survey address community concerns?

• News and notes: SUL finalization imminent; executive office shake-ups at the Foundation

• In the media: NYPD editing articles regarding allegations of police brutality and misconduct

• Featured content: A woman who loved kings, a king who loved angels ...

• Traffic report: It's not cricket

Volume 11, Issue 12, 25 March 2015

• News and notes: Wikimedia Foundation adopts open-access research policy

• Op-ed: How my father's railroad image collection now benefits the world: the value of digitization

• Featured content: A carnival of animals, a river of dung, a wasteland of uncles, and some people with attitude

• Special report: Wikimedia Commons Picture of the Year 2014

• Traffic report: Oddly familiar

• Recent research: Most important people; respiratory reliability; academic attitudes

• Blog: The Wikipedia Library Team reflects on its new Visiting Scholars program

Volume 11, Issue 13, 01 April 2015

• In focus: WMF's latest strategy document shows successes, vagueness, and the need for better data

• In the media: Wiki-PR duo bulldoze a piñata store; Wifione arbitration case; French parliamentary plagiarism

• Traffic report: All over the place

• News and notes: New edits-by-mail option will "revolutionize" Wikipedia and its editor base (April Fool's Day edition)

• Special report: Pictures of the Year 2015 (April Fool's Day edition)

• Featured content: Stop Press. Marie Celeste Mystery Solved. Crew Found Hiding In Wardrobe. (April Fool's Day edition)

Volume 11, Issue 14, 08 April 2015

• Op-ed: We are drowning in promotional artspam

• News and notes: Advancement department to be created at the Foundation, milestone fixes

• In the media: Wikipedia on 60 Minutes, Kickstarter, and in the classroom

• WikiProject report: WikiProject Christianity

• Featured content: Partisan arrangements, dodgy dollars, a mysterious union of strings, and a hole that became a monument

• Traffic report: Resurrection week

• Arbitration report: New Functionary appointments

• Technology report: Bugs, Repairs, and Internal Operational News

Volume 11, Issue 15, 15 April 2015

• News and notes: Erik Möller leaving Foundation; annual plan grants under community review

• In the media: Saving Wikipedia; Internet regulation; Thoreau quote hoax

• Featured content: Au-delà des Alpes, la chienlit de Saint-Bernard. Sous les pavés, les trimes d'argent ! Mes enfants, suivez-moi !

• Traffic report: Furious domination

• Blog: Single-User Login provides access to all wikis

Volume 11, Issue 16, 22 April 2015

• Special report: Sony emails reveal corporate practices and undisclosed advocacy editing

• News and notes: Call for candidates as the movement approaches the Wikimedia Board elections

• In the media: UK political editing; hoaxes; net neutrality

• In focus: 2015 Wikimedia Foundation election preparations underway

• Featured content: Vanguard on guard

• Traffic report: A harvest of couch potatoes

• Gallery: The bitter end

Volume 11, Issue 17, 29 April 2015

• Wikimania: Choice of small village for Wikimania 2016 ruffles feathers

• News and notes: Wiki Loves Monuments evaluation sees diminishing returns and increasing cost

• In the media: Scottish MEP blocked for edit warring; ranking articles by importance

• Featured content: Apartheid and related topics, awards and accolades, and a bunch of tough journeys

• Recent research: Military history, cricket, and Australia targeted in Wikipedia articles' popularity vs. quality; how copyright damages economy

• Traffic report: Bruce, Nessie, and genocide

• Technology report: VisualEditor and MediaWiki updates

Volume 11, Issue 18, 06 May 2015

• Special report: FDC candidates respond to key issues

• News and notes: "Inspire" grant-making campaign concludes, grantees announced

• In the media: Guggenheim image donation; Wiki campaign gets advertising award

• Featured content: The amorous android and the horsebreeder; WikiCup round two concludes

• Traffic report: The grim ship reality

Volume 11, Issue 19, 13 May 2015

• Foundation elections: WMF Board candidates share their views with the Signpost

• Op-ed: What made Wikipedia lose its reputation?

• In the media: Grant Shapps story continues; Wikipedia's "leftist ties"

• News and notes: Swedish Wikimedia chapter organizes simultaneous Wikidata contests

• Featured content: Four first-time featured article writers lead the way

• Traffic report: Round Two

Volume 11, Issue 20, 20 May 2015

• News and notes: A dark side of comedy: the Wikipedia volunteers cleaning up behind John Oliver's fowl jokes

• In focus: The awful truth about Wikimedia's article counts

• From the editor: Your voice is needed: strategic voting in the WMF election

• In the media: Jimmy Wales accepts Dan David Prize

• WikiProject report: Cell-ebrating molecular biology

• Arbitration report: Editor conduct the subject of multiple cases

• Featured content: Puppets, fungi, and waterfalls

• Traffic report: Inner Core

Volume 11, Issue 21, 27 May 2015

• News and notes: WMF releases quarterly reports, annual plans

• In the media: Scrubbing Parliamentary biographies; Wikipedia's invisible history

• Recent research: Drug articles accurate and largely complete; women "slightly overrepresented"; talking like an admin

• Traffic report: Summer, summer, summertime

• Discussion report: A relic from the past that needs to be updated

• Featured content: When music was confined to a ribbon of rust

• Technology report: MediaWiki blows up printers

Volume 11, Issue 22, 03 June 2015

• News and notes: Three new community-elected trustees announced, incumbents out

• Blog: How Wikipedia covered Caitlyn Jenner’s transition

• Discussion report: The deprecation of Persondata; RfA – A broken process; Complaints from users on Swedish Wikipedia

• Special report: Towards "Health Information for All": Medical content on Wikipedia received 6.5 billion page views in 2013

• In the media: Anonymous Australian editing targets football player, shooting victim

• Traffic report: A rather ordinary week

• Featured content: It's not over till the fat man sings

• Technology report: Things are getting SPDYier

Volume 11, Issue 23, 10 June 2015

• News and notes: Chapter financial trends analyzed, news in brief

• Traffic report: Two households, both alike in dignity

• In the media: Arbitration case attracts media coverage; Wikipedia in Israel

• Featured content: Just the bear facts, ma'am

• Technology report: Wikimedia sites are going HTTPS only

• Blog: Making Wikipedia’s medical articles accessible in Chinese

Volume 11, Issue 24, 17 June 2015

• Arbitration report: An election has consequences

• Discussion report: A quick way of becoming an admin

• Featured content: Great Dane hits 150

• In focus: Three weeks to save freedom of panorama in Europe

• In the media: Wikipedia wins Asturias Prize; printing out Wikipedia; HTTPS switch

• Interview: A veteran’s Wikipedia edits help him understand the brutality behind Yugoslavia’s wars

• News and notes: Labs outage kills tools, self; news in brief

• Op-ed: Making a difference in Wikipedia, one GA at a time

• Technology report: HTTPS-only rollout completed, proposal to enable VisualEditor for new accounts

• WikiProject report: We are back - Western Australia speaks

Volume 11, Issue 25, 24 June 2015

• From the editor: The Signpost tagging initiative

• Op-ed: Content Translation beta is coming to the English Wikipedia

• News and notes: Board of Trustees propose bylaw amendments

• In the media: Turkish Wikipedia censorship; "Can Wikipedia survive?"; PR editing

• Special report: Small impact of the large Google Translation Project on Telugu Wikipedia

• Recent research: How Wikipedia built governance capability; readability of plastic surgery articles

• Featured content: One eye when begun, two when it's done

• Blog: 7,473 volumes at 700 pages each: meet Print Wikipedia

• Arbitration report: Politics by other means: The American politics 2 arbitration

• Technology report: 2015 MediaWiki architecture focus and Multimedia roadmap announced

Volume 11, Issue 26, 01 July 2015

• News and notes: Training the Trainers; VP of Engineering leaves WMF

• In the media: EU freedom of panorama; Nehru outrage; BBC apology

• WikiProject report: Able to make a stand

• Featured content: Viva V.E.R.D.I.

• Traffic report: We're Baaaaack

• Technology report: Technical updates and improvements

• Blog: These Texans are on a quest to improve Wikipedia’s coverage of their state’s revolution

Volume 11, Issue 27, 08 July 2015

• Editorial: So you want to get your message out. Where do you turn?

• News and notes: Wikimedia Foundation annual plan released, news in brief

• In the media: Wikimania warning; Wikipedia "mystery" easily solved

• Traffic report: The Empire lobs back

• Featured content: Pyrénées, Playmates, parliament and a prison...

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 28, 15 July 2015

• Op-ed: On paid editing and advocacy: when the Bright Line fails to shine, and what we can do about it

• News and notes: The Wikimedia Conference and Wikimania

• In the media: Shapps requests WMUK data; professor's plagiarism demotion

• Blog: Wikimedia Foundation releases third transparency report

• Traffic report: Belles of the ball

• WikiProject report: What happens when a country is no longer a country?

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

• Featured content: When angels and daemons interrupt the vicious and intemperate

Volume 11, Issue 29, 22 July 2015

• From the editor: Change the world

• News and notes: Wikimanía 2015 in the books; Lightbreather ArbCom case

• Wikimanía report: Wikimanía 2015 report, part 1, the plenaries

• In the media: Novelists annotate Wikipedia; Wales promotes TPO; Working for free

• Traffic report: The Nerds, They Are A-Changin'

• WikiProject report: Some more politics

• Featured content: The sleep of reason produces monsters

• Gallery: "One small step..."

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 30, 29 July 2015

• News and notes: BARC de-adminship proposal; Wikimania recordings debate

• Op-ed: My life as an autistic Wikipedian

• Recent research: Wikipedia and collective intelligence; how Wikipedia is tweeted

• In the media: Is Wikipedia a battleground in the culture wars?

• Featured content: Even mammoths get the Blues

• Traffic report: Namaste again, Reddit

Volume 11, Issue 31, 05 August 2015

• Editorial: Wikipedia better equipped to deal with systemic bias than traditional publishers

• Op-ed: Je ne suis pas Google

• News and notes: VisualEditor, endowment, science, and news in brief

• WikiProject report: Meet the boilerplate makers

• In the media: Probe into Nehru edits launched; dangers of the right to be forgotten

• Traffic report: Mrityorma amritam gamaya...

• Featured content: Maya, Michigan, Medici, Médée, and Moul n'ga

• Blog: Get help editing Wikipedia with the new “Co-op” mentorship program

Volume 11, Issue 32, 12 August 2015

• News and notes: Superprotect, one year later; a contentious RfA

• In the media: Paid editing; traffic drop; Nicki Minaj

• Forum: Community voices on paid editing

• Wikimanía report: Wikimanía 2015, part 2, a community event

• Traffic report: Fighting from top to bottom

• Featured content: Fused lizards, giant mice, and Scottish demons

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

• Blog: The Hunt for Tirpitz

Volume 11, Issue 33, 19 August 2015

• Op-ed: WP:THREATENING2MEN: The English Wikipedia's misogynist infopolitics and the hegemony of the asshole consensus

• In the media: Politically controversial science; "Wikipedia hates women"

• Featured content: Dead parrots, live frogs, a symbolic kiss and what do we get? Enrique Iglesias!

• Travelogue: Seeing is believing

• Traffic report: Straight Outta Connecticut

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

• Blog: How Wikipedia responds to breaking news

Volume 11, Issue 34, 26 August 2015

• In focus: An increase in active Wikipedia editors

• Op-ed: Wikimania—can volunteers organize conferences?

• News and notes: Re-imagining grants

• In the media: Russia temporarily blocks Wikipedia

• Recent research: OpenSym 2015 report; PageRank and wiki quality; news suggestions; the impact of open access

• Featured content: Out to stud, please call later

• Arbitration report: Reinforcing Arbitration

Volume 11, Issue 35, 02 September 2015

• Special report: Massive paid editing network unearthed on the English Wikipedia

• News and notes: Flow placed on ice

• Discussion report: WMF's sudden reversal on Wiki Loves Monuments

• Featured content: Brawny

• In the media: Orangemoody sockpuppet case sparks widespread coverage

• Traffic report: You didn't miss much

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 36, 09 September 2015

• Gallery: Being Welsh

• Op-ed: DYK, or proudly displaying incorrect information on the Main Page with alarming regularity

• News and notes: The Swedish Wikipedia's controversial two-millionth article

• In the media: Calling all scientists!; More Wikipedia editors in the Netherlands than all of Africa combined

• Featured content: Killed by flying debris

• Traffic report: Mass media production traffic

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 37, 16 September 2015

• Editorial: No access is no answer to closed access

• Traffic report: Another week

• News and notes: Byrd and notifications leave, but page views stay; was a terror suspect editing Wikipedia?

• In the media: Is there life on Mars?

• Featured content: Why did the emu cross the road?

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 38, 23 September 2015

• Featured content: Inside Duke Humfrey's Library

• In the media: PETA makes "monkey selfie" a three-way copyright battle; Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

• Op-ed: Can we please stop bashing Wikipedia?

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

• Traffic report: ¡Viva la Revolución! Kinda.

• WikiProject report: Dancing to the beat of a... wikiproject?

Volume 11, Issue 39, 30 September 2015

• In the media: Irish legislative editing; coffee quarrel; more sports vandalism

• News and notes: Wikimedia Foundation fundraising report, Montreal to host 2017 Wikimania

• Op-ed: Wikipedia needs more administrators

• Recent research: Wiktionary special; newbies, conflict and tolerance; Is Wikipedia's search function inferior?

• Tech news: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 40, 07 October 2015

• Op-ed: Walled gardens of corruption

• In the media: Jailed Saudi blogger wins award; PR editing and Wiki-embarassment; Pakistan's third-richest person?

• Traffic report: Reality is for losers

• Featured content: This Week's Featured Content

• Arbitration report: Warning: Contains GMOs

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

• Gallery: Winners of Wiki Loves Monuments 2015 in Pakistan

Volume 11, Issue 41, 14 October 2015

• Blog: Third Wikimedia Spain conference takes place in Madrid

• Editorial: Why the news media needs a Wikipedian in residence

• Op-ed: WikiConference USA 2015: built on good faith

• Traffic report: Screens, Sport, Reddit, and Death

• WikiConference report: US gathering sees speeches from Andrew Lih, AfroCrowd, and the Archivist of the United States

• News and notes: 2015–2016 Q1 fundraising update sparks mailing list debate

• Featured content: A fistful of dollars

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 42, 21 October 2015

• Editorial: Women and Wikipedia: the world is watching

• News and notes: Wikimedia lawsuit against NSA dismissed; Affiliates mailing list launched

• In the media: "Wikipedia's hostility to women"

• Special report: One year of GamerGate, or how I learned to stop worrying and love bare rule-level consensus

• Featured content: A more balanced week

• Op-ed: Wikipedia is significantly amplifying the impact of Open Access publications

• Arbitration report: Four ArbCom cases ongoing

• Traffic report: Hiding under the covers of the Internet

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 43, 28 October 2015

• From the editor: The Signpost‍'​s reorganization plan—we need your help

• News and notes: English Wikipedia reaches five million articles

• In the media: The world's Wikipedia gaps; Google and Wikipedia accused of tying Ben Carson to NAMBLA

• Op-ed: It’s time to stop the bullying

• Arbitration report: A second attempt at Arbitration enforcement

• Traffic report: Canada, the most popular nation on Earth

• Recent research: Student attitudes towards Wikipedia; Jesus, Napoleon and Obama top "Wikipedia social network"; featured article editing patterns in 12 languages

• Featured content: Birds, turtles, and other things

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

• Community letter: Five million articles

Volume 11, Issue 44, 04 November 2015

• Op-ed: You are invited to participate in the Community Wishlist Survey

• News and notes: Wikimedia Foundation finances; Superprotect is gone

• In the media: Ahmadiyya Jabrayilov: propaganda myth or history?

• Traffic report: Death, the Dead, and Spectres are abroad

• Featured content: Christianity, music, and cricket

• Gallery: Princess of Asturias Awards 2015 ceremony

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 45, 11 November 2015

• Op-ed: As one thousand of us requested, Superprotect has been removed

• Arbitration report: Elections, redirections, and a resignation from the Committee

• Discussion report: Compromise of two administrator accounts prompts security review

• Featured content: Texas, film, and cycling

• In the media: Sanger on Wikipedia; Silver on Vox; lawyers on monkeys

• Traffic report: Doodles of popularity

• Gallery: Paris

Volume 11, Issue 46, 18 November 2015

• Special report: ArbCom election—candidates’ opinions analysed

• In the media: Icelandic milestone; apolitical editing

• Discussion report: BASC disbanded; other developments in the discussion world

• Arbitration report: Ban Appeals Subcommittee goes up in smoke; 21 candidates running

• Featured content: Fantasia on a Theme by Jimbo Wales

• Traffic report: Darkness and light

Volume 11, Issue 47, 25 November 2015

• Blog: Wikimedia Foundation, Wikimedia Deutschland urge Reiss Engelhorn Museum to reconsider suit over public domain works of art

• Op-ed: Wikidata: the new Rosetta Stone

• Traffic report: J'en ai ras le bol

• News and notes: Fundraising update; FDC recommendations

• In the media: Erasmus Prize awarded to Wikipedia; trouble on the Russian Wikipedia

• Recent research: Do Wikipedia citations mirror scholarly impact?; co-star networks in silent films

• Featured content: Caves and stuff

• Arbitration report: Third Palestine-Israel case closes; Voting begins

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 48, 02 December 2015

• Op-ed: Whither Wikidata?

• Traffic report: Jonesing for episodes

• News and notes: Online harassment consultation; High voter turnout at ArbCom elections

• In the media: Is Wikidata as transparent as it seems?; Wikimedia Fund-raising drive launches

• Featured content: This Week's Featured Content

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

Volume 11, Issue 49, 09 December 2015

• News and notes: ArbCom election results announced

• Op-ed: Wikidata: Knowledge from different points of view

• In the media: Political editing in the context of the US presidential primaries

• Traffic report: So do you laugh, or does it cry?

• Featured content: Sports, ships, arts... and some other things

• Technology report: Tech news in brief

• Gallery: Wiki Loves Monuments 2015 winners

Volume 11, Issue 50, 16 December 2015

• In the media: Wales in China; #Edit2015

• In focus: Drone photography: New possibilities and new challenges

• Arbitration report: GMO case decided

• WikiProject report: Women in Red—using teamwork and partnerships to elevate online and offline collaborations

• Traffic report: A feast of Spam

• Featured content: An unusually slow week

• Gallery: WikiConference USA 2015: images, slide decks, and videos

Volume 11, Issue 52, 30 December 2015

• News and notes: WMF Board dismisses community-elected trustee

• Year in review: The top ten Wikipedia stories of 2015

• Arbitration report: Second Arbitration Enforcement case concludes as another case is suspended

• In the media: Wikipedia plagued by a "Basket of Deception"

• Traffic report: The Force we expected

• Featured content: The post-Christmas edition

• Gallery: It's that time of year again