[Foundation-l] Swedish Week on Russian Wikipedia
Marco Chiesa
chiesa.marco at gmail.com
Mon May 19 11:07:08 UTC 2008
And people says that Scandinavians are cold... I really appreciate the
sense of humour of this post. Even if Swedish will eventually fall out
of the top 10, it still remains a very successful project, compared to
the size of the population speaking it, and that will always be
something to be proud of. I believe many people will like to see widely
spoken languages such as Russian, Chinese, Arabic, maybe Hindi and
Swahili, in a much better ranking comparing to now!
Cruccone
Lars Aronsson ha scritto:
> Surprisingly long, Swedish has held the 10th place among the
> largest languages of Wikipedia. Swedish is spoken by only 9
> million people and the following two places are held by Russian
> and Chinese.
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> The Russian wikipedians already missed the 200th anniversary of
> the conquest of Sveaborg (May 3, 1808). I don't think they will
> time today's final in the ice hockey world championships. But I
> also think they will be too early for the 299th anniversary of the
> battle of Poltava (July 8, 1709). So we will have to find some
> other way to mark the Russian victory for a place around the
> puzzle globe (http://www.wikipedia.org/).
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