[WikiEN-l] Wikipedia - An infinite number of lists
Ray Saintonge
saintonge at telus.net
Sun Mar 25 00:23:29 UTC 2007
Michael Santora wrote:
>The number of articles which Wikipedia can have is
>limited by the number of at least marginally notable
>and verifiable things which exist. After every
>notable person, place, movie, scientific topic, and so
>on have their own article, we'll run out of things to
>write about. Whether this will happen at 2 million, 3
>million, 4 million, it will happen.
>
You are grossly underestimating the number of articles. There are more
than a million species of insects alone, and each should have an
article. Levelling off is not likely to happen until we exceed 100 million.
Ec
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