Re: [African Wikimedians] African-Wikimedians Digest, Vol 12, Issue 24

9_graaf_michael.pdf?sequence=1=y > > > > Best regards, > > > > -- > > Michael Graaf, M.I.T.(UCT) > > > > Researcher, Editor & Community > > Informatics Practitioner > > > > Mob +27795487242 > > WhatsApp +27647754342 >

Re: [African Wikimedians] South Africa's Wikipedias

Thanks, congratulations on it, Sherry *Sherry-Ann L. Antoine, MPA* Program Development and Outreach Strategist Executive Director, Afro Free Culture Crowdsourcing Wikimedia (AfroCrowd), AfroCROWD.org , @AfroCROWDit, #AfroCROWD Lead Organizer, Wikimedians of the Caribbean

Re: [African Wikimedians] South Africa's Wikipedias

Received. Thanks for sharing. On Apr 22, 2020 7:14 AM, "Ian Gilfillan" wrote: > A large part can be attributed to the impact of two users alone: > http://www.greenman.co.za/blog/?p=1980 > > https://xtools.wmflabs.org/ec/nso.wikipedia.org/mohau >

Re: [African Wikimedians] South Africa's Wikipedias

A large part can be attributed to the impact of two users alone: http://www.greenman.co.za/blog/?p=1980 https://xtools.wmflabs.org/ec/nso.wikipedia.org/mohau https://xtools.wmflabs.org/ec/nso.wikipedia.org/aliwal2012 -- Ian Gilfillan www.wikimedia.org.za Facebook: www.facebook.com/WikimediaZA/

Re: [African Wikimedians] South Africa's Wikipedias

Thank you for sharing! Reading through it, with particular focus on the Findings chapter, I did not find an explanation of the relatively high growth of the Sepedi Wikipedia. Your numbers suggest it is not primarily bot-driven. Have you looked into what differentiates Sepedi from the other