Thomas, Wiki Commons has only about 17 million files, and given the
explosive growth of WikiData, this would be doable. I suggest doing it
now rather than later.
David, thanks for that clarification - I get what you mean now and I
support your vision. I disagreed BTW with the first Signpost op-ed
This is pretty substantial work, which is both developmentally difficult and
will require a lot of effort to maintain. I wouldn't expect that the work will
be inexpensive either.
-Robert
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From: Scott MacLeod [mailto:worlduniversityandsch...@gmail.com]
Sent: Saturday, June 22, 2013
Hello All ,
i was wondering if someone knows roughly the Rate of Wikidata changes per
minute or even per day , i tried to watch the Feed for a while but it
varies a lot
what would be the maximum and minimum rate , should we expect it also to
increase as a result of more contributions ?
i'm
There are two answers that question; are you looking for the edit rate for
edits done manually only, or are you looking for the edit rate for both
edits done manually and edits done by scripts and automated programs?
S
On Jun 23, 2013 9:48 PM, Hady elsahar hadyelsa...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello All
You can use Wikipulse (https://wikipulse.herokuapp.com/) which shows the
rate of edits for the current minute. Given that most edits on Wikidata are
from bots, you can estimate that the number for each minute is about the
same. (Not sure how precise you need).
If you need an exact number, you can
