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| == Lots of work necessary == | == Lots of work necessary == |
| I think this is an important component of Wikipedia statistics, but the page obviously needs a lot of development. The goal is to determine the top 50 or 100 articles by multi-lingual representation across all the Wikipedia sites, i.e. the articles covered by the most Wikipedias. This would require an automated program that could evaluate the number of languages each Wikipedia article is available in. Ideally, it would evaluate every article in every Wikipedia, since (although it's improbable) an article not covered in the English Wikipedia is covered in a vast number of other Wikipedias. As of now, the page just shows a sample of articles that were chosen because, hypothetically, they would be available in many different Wikipedia languages. The page counts were determined by copying and pasting an article's language bar into a Word document, then using Word Count to check the number of lines (i.e. the number of languages it is covered in). If you do this, make sure to add 1 to the total, as the language bar does not include the viewing language. | I think this is an important component of Wikipedia statistics, but the page obviously needs a lot of development. The goal is to determine the top 50 or 100 articles by multi-lingual representation across all the Wikipedia sites, i.e. the articles covered by the most Wikipedias. This would require an automated program that could evaluate the number of languages each Wikipedia article is available in. Ideally, it would evaluate every article in every Wikipedia, since (although it's improbable) an article not covered in the English Wikipedia is covered in a vast number of other Wikipedias. As of now, the page just shows a sample of articles that were chosen because, hypothetically, they would be available in many different Wikipedia languages. The page counts were determined by copying and pasting an article's language bar into a Word document, then using Word Count to check the number of lines (i.e. the number of languages it is covered in). If you do this, make sure to add 1 to the total, as the language bar does not include the viewing language. |
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