To help everybody on these two lists (wikitech-l, wikipedia-l) to
voluntarily moderate themselves and to chose their fights, here are
some statistics. Note that these numbers do not indicate the
usefulness of each message, just their numbers. I'm not the moderator,
and there is no rule for how much anybody is allowed to post.
During October, 349 messages were sent to wikipedia-l by
70 different posters. The following were the most active posters:
Posts Sender address (@domain removed)
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30 node.ue
22 2.718281828
18 nsk2
18 anthere9
17 rowan.collins
15 saintonge
15 ropers
14 jwales
12 stirling.newberry
10 david
10 andrew.lih
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During September, 741 messages were sent to wikipedia-l by
98 different posters. The following were the most active posters:
Posts Sender address (@domain removed)
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91 node.ue
44 anthere9
42 saintonge
40 ropers
35 jwales
25 delirium
23 yann
23 stirling.newberry
19 maveric149
18 gerardm
18 fredbaud
18 chris_mahan
18 andrew.lih
16 yuanml
16 2.718281828
13 share2002nov
12 ts4294967296
12 modean52
10 craig
10 beesley
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During October, 560 messages were sent to wikitech-l by
120 different posters. The following were the most active posters:
Posts Sender address (@domain removed)
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55 nsk2
50 brion
35 rowan.collins
31 ropers
23 hashar
20 magnus.manske
17 ts4294967296
15 mail(-at-)tgries.de
12 danenberg
11 tomk32
11 gerardm
10 timwi
10 emmanuel
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During September, 663 messages were sent to wikitech-l by
108 different posters. The following were the most active posters:
Posts Sender address
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65 brion
53 timwi
38 thoane
29 rowan.collins
29 gerardm
22 kissall
22 erik_moeller
19 JeLuF
18 anthere9
17 mail
14 jwales
13 puglisi
13 brion
13 avarab
12 saintonge
12 ropers
11 magnus.manske
11 delirium
10 wmahan_04
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The sum over two lists and two months are:
Posts Sender address
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127 brion
121 node.ue
98 ropers
90 rowan.collins
88 anthere9
76 saintonge
73 nsk2
69 timwi
69 jwales
65 gerardm
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Lars Aronsson (lars(a)aronsson.se)
Aronsson Datateknik - http://aronsson.se
Hello,
I was recently asked on the Anglo-Saxon wiki if we could put the
day and month names into Anglo-Saxon, but the only way I know of to do this
is through the LanguageAng.php file.is there another way, or do I have to
have that file installed by someone?
Thanks,
James
http://ang.wikipedia.org <http://ang.wikipedia.org/>
Two years ago, the french wikipedia celebrated its
upgrading on phase III software.
We spent the day hunting bugs, fixing user accounts
and generally making everything work again.
Two years later, we celebrate a rather happy time.
Little vandalism, no conflict, nearly 60 000 articles,
new local associations, as well as pumpkins and
cooking art on
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Recettes_du_mois#Octobre_2004
(for all those complaining, we also celebrate
Christmas, end of Ramadan, Carnaval and any other nice
special days you can think of)
Happy Halloween to Kira as well ;-)
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I was wondering if there were some way for the anglo-saxon wiki to have its
growth tracked, as it's already gotten 113 articles in about 2 weeks.
Thanks,
James
Mark Williamson wrote:
>The difference is is that there is to my knowledge no such thing as a
>flying polar bear, yet there are real Friulian people with internet
>access.
>
>
>On Sun, 31 Oct 2004 20:06:11 +0800, John Lee <johnleemk(a)gawab.com> wrote:
>
>
>> It's highly unlikely you'll be able to get even half of the educated
>>Friulian-speaking population editing Wikipedia. Are they potential? Yes, in
>>much the same way that I could potentially be killed by a falling polar bear
>>from the sky as I type this.
>>
>>
Actually, when polar bears encroach on human settlements it is a common
practice to airlift them back to more appropriate habitat. It seems
quite possible that in the history of the world, the number of flying
polar bears is larger than the number of websites written in (rather
than about) the Friulian language.
--Michael Snow
On Sat, 30 Oct 2004, Mark Williamson wrote:
>Sardinian is admittedly a dud. Sicilian is still growing steadily, and
>I'm sure they'd not appreciate the not-so-nice things you seem to
>think of them.
>
>[..]
I checked Sicilian's recent changes: in the last 7 days there are
contributions from 1 registered user and two IP addresses. The first is
someone from Australia, the other two are from USA providers. It seems
that no one from Sicily is editing those pages, and I'm betting that it
will continue that way.
PS my name is typically sicilian, since my family comes from there. This
doesn't mean that I know even how to write a word of Sicilian... read
aloud maybe, but not write.
Alfio