On 10/17/07, Eugene van der Pijll <eugene(a)vanderpijll.nl> wrote:
...following [[regex]]en:
- /\[\[[Cc]ategory:[Ll]iving people(\||\]\])/
- /\[\[[Cc]ategory:[^]]+ (births|deaths)(\||\]\])/
- /{{\s*[Cc]oor/ <-- This one is of very dubious quality
Well I did just look at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Prefixindex/Template:Coor and
didn't see any brewery-related navboxes.
- /{{[dD]isamb/
Note that there are other templates for specialized types of
disambiguation pages (e.g. {{geodis}}, {{hndis}}, {{roaddis}} etc. to
list places, people, roads sharing roughly the same name), not to
mention the commonly used shorthand "{{dab}}" for the main template. A
total membership count of [[Category:Disambiguation]] and its
subcategories, if duplicate titles (pages in more than one category)
are ignored would be the most accurate obtainable number, and much
higher than your estimate.
- /\[\[[Cc]ategory:\d+ (albums|singles)(\||\]\])/
- /{{\s*[Tt]axobox\b/
- /\[\[[Cc]ategory:[^]]+ films(\||\]\])/
In other news, although I realize there would be countless duplicates,
I'd be interested in seeing some statistics on the subcategories of
"people by occupation", "people by nationality", etc. etc. Just to
see
what sort of bio-topics are most and least likely to be written about.
Just the post the raw numbers, don't need a graph. You can post a link
to it here if everybody promises not to panic about the number of
cricket players.
—C.W.