[Foundation-l] A question for American Wikimedians
Tomasz Ganicz
polimerek at gmail.com
Wed Nov 17 23:52:01 UTC 2010
2010/11/17 Ziko van Dijk <zvandijk at googlemail.com>:
> According to the statistics only 0.2% of the page views in Germany go
> to Wikipedia in Turkish, by the way.Turks in Germany belong largely to
> social classes that tend not to read much in an encyclopedia, and when
> they need one for school, they presumably copy their homework from
> Wikipedia in German.{{citation needed}}
>
I guess Turkish children, second or third generation of Turkish
emigrants simply do not read anything in Turkish, and even speak very
little Turkish{{citation needed}}
Oh dear.... Why, we wikipedians are so vulnerable to social and
ethnical stereotypes?
My daughter use to copy-paste from Polish Wikipedia her homework and
does not read any other encyclopedia. Does it mean she belongs to a
"social class that tend not to read much in an encyclopedia" ?
Maybe...
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Tomek "Polimerek" Ganicz
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