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| Repeated observations are grayed (experimental) |
Unique Visitors
1: Yearly growth in UV's (26%) exceeds growth of total internet (21%).
2: Large monthly shifts in UV/Reach in 3rd world explained by comScore as seasonal influences:
school vacations, and large festivals, religious (e.g. Ramadan) or otherwise (e.g. Carnival). |
Page Requests
3: Trends measured by comScore and internal measurements diverge somewhat.
Possible causes are under investigation.4:Fastest rising large Wikipedia's in last 12 months:
Vietnamese (87%), Ukranian (65%), Russian (45%), Indonesian (39%), Chinese (28%), Thai (23%)
German decline (-32%) is atypical (caused by short massive spike year ago due after court decision) |
Site Rank
5: 5th position will be stable for long time: differences with 4th and 6th ranked properties are considerable. |
Commons Files
6: Fastest riser (relatively speaking): ogg vorbis video, djvu (for scanned docs) also booming. |
Article Count
7: 60% growth in Commons files in one year. Wiktionaries exploding through bots. |
Edits
8: Monthly edits for all Wikipedia's combined remarkably stable between 10 and 12 million
for 3 years now (as is the case for active and very active editors) |
New Editors
9: Most mature Wikipedia's see least growth in editors. Largest influx: Russian / CommonsExperiment: logarithmic chart now uses two scales for widely divergent values.
This helps to remove clutter, but may need some getting used to. |
Active Editors
10: Russian editor base still growing steeply: +30% editors in one year. |
| B = billion, M = million, k = thousand |
