In a message dated 5/2/2008 4:21:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time, thomas.dalton@gmail.com writes:
I'd just like to point out: We don't have a US Wikipedia. We have an English language Wikipedia. There are places in the world other than the US where English is spoken (for example, perhaps you've heard of somewhere called "England"?).
Yes, and the UK accounts for 4.4 percen of traffic, Canada (3/4 English) for 2.6, Australia for 1.6. You'll note I was talking about traffic.
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In a message dated 5/2/2008 4:21:15 AM Eastern Daylight Time, thomas.dalton@gmail.com writes:
I'd just like to point out: We don't have a US Wikipedia. We have an English language Wikipedia. There are places in the world other than the US where English is spoken (for example, perhaps you've heard of somewhere called "England"?).
Yes, and the UK accounts for 4.4 percen of traffic, Canada (3/4 English) for 2.6, Australia for 1.6. You'll note I was talking about traffic.
That's not what you said. You talked about "the US" as a Wikipedia project, not as the source of traffic to a Wikipedia project. Incidentally, where did you find those stats?
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