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By choice or by necessity, some contributors to commons-based peer productionsites use privacy-protecting services to remain anonymous. As anonymityseekers, users of the Tor network have been cast both as ill-intentionedvandals and as vulnerable populations concerned with their privacy. In thisstudy, we use a dataset drawn from a corpus of Tor edits to Wikipedia touncover the character of Tor users' contributions. We build in-depth narrativedescriptions of Tor users' actions and conduct a thematic analysis that placestheir editing activity into seven broad groups. We find that although their useof a privacy-protecting service marks them as unusual within Wikipedia, thecharacter of many Tor users' contributions is in line with the expectations andnorms of Wikipedia. However, our themes point to several important places wherelack of trust promotes disorder, and to contributions where risks tocontributors, service providers, and communities are unaligned.

A Forensic Qualitative Analysis of Contributions to Wikipedia from Anonymity Seeking Users