Dispute resolution analysis group/Essays

This is a collection of essays written by participants in the dispute resolution analysis group.

Submissions

Essays should focus on dispute resolution in WMF projects. They should be relevant to a broader understanding of disputes and dispute resolution, an informed and reasoned critique of the current system(s), and/or to providing pragmatic solutions for reasonable criticisms and problem areas.

Review process

Volunteers are encouraged to review the essays of other participants. Authors are encouraged to revise their work in accord with reasonable feedback and critiques. There is no formal peer-review or publishing process. Instead, we rely on standard feedback and discussion. While this is a wiki, please do not make significant revisions to another essay unless the author has indicated that it's an "open" essay or the changes have been discussed with the author.

Essays

General

General observations and commentary about broad trends and behaviors.

• some observations - 2 cases so far (slightly cynical) Xavexgoem

Processes

Observations, commentary and analysis on specific processes.

Cases

Commentary and analysis on specific cases.

Breakdowns

Observations and analysis of failures (by groups and trends) in dispute resolution.

Proposals

Proposed reforms and solutions for dispute resolution.

Miscellaneous

Essays that, while relevant, do not fit into another category.

• Famous colleges that uses a special team for monitoring plagiarism