When I started editing in 2006 it was already the norm; ever since people
are encouraging each other to place their questions about a given article
rather on the village pump or a project page, than on the actual article's
talk page, reasoning that there is larger trafficwhat generates even
On a different track and back to Tilman's concern, we managed to get the
following sentence published in the Washington Post:
Among the 3.2 million articles Yasseri’s group studied last year, fewer
than 100 appeared to be on a definite trajectory toward perpetual
disagreement. That’s an excellent
I was interviewed a few days ago from a Chilean newspaper because of this
paper. For those interested that can read Spanish here is the full article:
http://www.latercera.com/noticia/tendencias/2013/07/659-533645-9-estudio-dice-que-chile-es-el-articulo-de-wikipedia-mas-editado-en-espanol.shtml
I
Anders,
I really like your idea on universal articles. given the fact that
translation and communication cross languages is not a very task these days
any more.
By the way, in a blog post, I have release some more data on languages like
Japanese, Chinese, and Portugies, in case anyone's
I see the difference on the different version as most interesting and to
have some insight into Arabic version, I have not had before
On a small version like sv:wp we are very used to steal with pride
content from other versions, primary en:wp but also de:wp and others and
we do this
As a Hungarian, it is really interesting to read something specific
about the Hungarian Wikipedia :)
I read somewhere (correct me if I'm wrong) that you found little to no
discussions on article talk pages on the Hungarian Wikipedia,
indicating that users barely discuss the content (or anything
That's very interesting to know. Thanks for telling me. We were quite
surprised by seeing very spars talk pages in Hungarian Wiki.
I'm sure you know better than me that article talk pages are for different
purposes that user talks and the village pump. However that's interesting
that Hungarian
