One of our longest running sets of stats on Wikipedia is the time between ten million edits - we now have stats for this over a fifteen year period.

After emailing User:Katalaveno and getting their agreement I have moved https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:Katalaveno/TBE&redirect=no to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Time_Between_Edits and am making a few changes.

One area that perhaps someone on this list can explain is the difference between number of edits as measured by revisionID and as measured by NUMBEROFEDITS - the difference is over a hundred million. That is too big a number for it to be a measure of logged admin actions, unless when you delete a page it increments number of edits for each revision deleted. It might be in the right ballpark to giveĀ  a measure of edit conflicts, if so it would be very good to have a measure of something we had thought unmeasurable.

So I'm wondering if anyone on this list knows the difference between {{NUMBEROFEDITS}}. and revisionID

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