Thats a unique idea.You should consider the following idea to enhance your idea so that it would impact uniquely: Online communities produce rich behavioral datasets, e.g., Usenet news conversations, Wikipedia edits, and Facebook friend networks. Analysis of such datasets yields important insights (like the "long tail" of user participation) and suggests novel design interventions (like targeting users with personalized opportunities and work requests). Hover, certain key user data typically are unavailable, specifically viewing, pre-registration, and non-logged-in activity. The absence of data makes some questions hard to ansr; ac- cess to it can strengthen, extend, or cast doubt on previous results.  report on analysis of user behavior in Cyclopath, a geographic wiki and route-finder for bicyclists. With access to viewing and non-logged-in activity data,  re able to: (a) replicate and extend prior work on user lifecycles in Wikipedia, (b) bring to light some pre-registration activity, thus testing for the presence of "educational lurking," and (c) demonstrate the locality of geographic activity and how editing and viewing are geographically correlated.
['Katherine A. Panciera', 'Reid Priedhorsky', 'Thomas Erickson', 'Loren G. Terveen']
I am writing a research paper on a idea Lurking? cyclopaths?: a quantitative lifecycle analysis of user behavior in a geowiki
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