Anders,
Very ironic to read the word "fraternity" here when we are in the middle of
the whole "Inspire campaign" launch, but I assume there are women in that
group and they are just "lost in translation"?
Jane

On Thu, Mar 5, 2015 at 2:22 PM, Anders Wennersten <m...@anderswennersten.se>
wrote:

> Very, very interesting to get a perspective from the biggest, svwp being a
> small project.
>
> You use the word "full member of the community" which I like. I would say
> we 45 at svwp could be seen a a fraternity, we know each other rather well.
> It will not be possible in the same way if you are 1144, but probably for
> the 215 you mention
>
> The fraternity  thinking has now for us also been extended into that no
> block for more then a few hours (for cooling off)  is allowed for sysops
> to  set on senior editors. Full members of community will only be blocked
> longer then a day after a discussion by its peers . So no admin harassment
> allowed when you have come into this level of seniority.  (and what the use
> of blocking these, they come back anyway, under the same or another nick)
>
> Anders
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> WereSpielChequers skrev den 2015-03-05 13:59:
>
>> On the English language Wikipedia we definitely have a phenomenon that
>> editors with high edit counts will stay until a major event drives them
>> away.
>>
>> But the the threshold may not be 38,000 edits, we have 1,444 editor
>> accounts that have achieved that, and that may no longer be enough to
>> commit you to the site.
>>
>> The 14 editors with 500,000 or more edits are all currently active, some
>> are still among the most active editors on the site. Though the active
>> definition on [[:en:WP:EDITS]] is merely one or more edits in the last 30
>> days.
>>
>> Of the 215 most active editors, 32 are inactive for various reasons and 7
>> have anonymised themselves on the list of most active editors (though they
>> may be active). So 80-85% of our most active editors are still around.
>> Possibly more when you allow for the fact that at least one of those 32 has
>> closed that account and now edits from another one.
>>
>> Sadly our admins have not been so likely to stay with us, only 579 are
>> still active as admins, though of the 1500 or so former admins quite a few
>> still edit.
>>
>> Of course the length of tenure for both groups is likely to be unusual.
>> The vast majority of en wiki admins were appointed more than 7 years ago
>> and it takes time to accumulate a really high edit count. Though we have
>> fewer editors with over 100,000 edits than we have active admins, at
>> current rates that will change in 2016, in recent months we are seeing more
>> editors  do their 100,000th edit than become admins. I suspect one of our
>> problems is that we have fewer ways for newish editors to feel they have
>> become an established member of the community. To some extent GLAM, the
>> chapters and the education program do this, and of course the good and
>> Featured article processes. But we shouldn't be surprised that fewer people
>> are staying on after their 100th or 1000th edit, as that is the stage in
>> their wiki career where they are likely to think that they will never
>> become a full member of the community.
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Jonathan/WereSpielChequers
>>
>>
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>>> On svwp there has over the years been 45 individuals who have each made
>>> more then 38000 edits.
>>> Of these 45, 44 are still active, only one has  left (in 2009) making
>>> 97,7 still around. For the users with less then 38 000 edits, only about
>>> 6 out of 10 is still active.
>>>
>>> Is this a global valid number, that when you have made 38000 edits you
>>> are fully addicted to Wikipedia ("until death do us part")?
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>>>
>>> Anders
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>>> Date: Wed, 4 Mar 2015 18:05:42 +0100
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>>> Hoi,
>>> I hope not.. If it were I am a basket case. Hmmm not Wikipedia ... does
>>> Wikidata count ? What number of edits would be sufficient ??
>>> Thanks,
>>>      GerardM
>>>
>>> On 4 March 2015 at 17:44, Anders Wennersten <m...@anderswennersten.se>
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>  On svwp there has over the years been 45 individuals who have each made
>>>> more then 38000 edits.
>>>> Of these 45, 44 are still active, only one has  left (in 2009) making
>>>> 97,7
>>>> still around. For the users with less then 38 000 edits, only about 6
>>>> out
>>>> of 10 is still active.
>>>>
>>>> Is this a global valid number, that when you have made 38000 edits you
>>>> are
>>>> fully addicted to Wikipedia ("until death do us part")?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Anders
>>>>
>>> Message: 5
>>> Date: Wed, 04 Mar 2015 18:19:24 +0100
>>> From: Ricordisamoa <ricordisa...@openmailbox.org>
>>> To: wikimedia-l@lists.wikimedia.org
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>>> Il 04/03/2015 17:44, Anders Wennersten ha scritto:
>>>
>>>> On svwp there has over the years been 45 individuals who have each
>>>> made more then 38000 edits.
>>>> Of these 45, 44 are still active, only one has  left (in 2009) making
>>>> 97,7 still around. For the users with less then 38 000 edits, only
>>>> about 6 out of 10 is still active.
>>>>
>>>> Is this a global valid number, that when you have made 38000 edits you
>>>> are fully addicted to Wikipedia ("until death do us part")?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Anders
>>>>
>>> I've just exceeded 38000 global edits
>>> <https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:CentralAuth/Ricordisamoa>. I'm
>>> done for!
>>>
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