For wikistats I would like to aggregate edit counts per editor for all wikis, so that we get a better count for how many people work on our projects. I checked several wiki pages on SUL, but am a bit unclear to where we are now.
At the moment: can different Wikimedia wikis still have same names for different users? So that John or Jane on one wiki belongs to person x, and on another wiki to person y? My hunch is yes, as I believe total migration is still a work in progress, but please confirm.
And if so, is there a way I can tell which user names on which wikis are post SUL and unified?
Thanks, Erik Zachte
Erik Zachte hett schreven:
For wikistats I would like to aggregate edit counts per editor for all wikis, so that we get a better count for how many people work on our projects. I checked several wiki pages on SUL, but am a bit unclear to where we are now.
At the moment: can different Wikimedia wikis still have same names for different users? So that John or Jane on one wiki belongs to person x, and on another wiki to person y? My hunch is yes, as I believe total migration is still a work in progress, but please confirm.
And if so, is there a way I can tell which user names on which wiki’s are post SUL and unified?
Thanks, Erik Zachte
http://toolserver.org/~vvv/sulutil.php shows information on whether the account is a SUL account.
Marcus Buck User:Slomox
Marcus Buck wrote:
http://toolserver.org/~vvv/sulutil.php shows information on whether the account is a SUL account.
Marcus Buck User:Slomox
You can also use Special:GlobalUsers, if the entry for that name say "unattached or doesn't exist locally", then that user in the wiki is not related to the global account (at least we can't be sure about it).
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