On 10/10/07, Andrew Gray <shimgray(a)gmail.com> wrote:
On 09/10/2007, Phoenix wiki <phoenix.wiki(a)gmail.com> wrote:
The people who write wikipedia are the registered
users that you can see
on
AFD, RFA, The reference desk and the help desk.
Well, no. The people who write Wikipedia are the
people who go and
write articles. Participation in community support activities (RD,
HD), internal community processes (RFA) and editorial content
meta-debates (AFD) is ancillary to writing articles, and there are no
shortage of people who spend far more time there than they do
actually, you know, writing.
What I meant was that you see them in those places. Most of them do loads of
mainspace work too. The fact that many of the edits are automated and
insignificant makes no difference because there are so many of them. Ips
mainl do typo work
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