Knowledge (XXG) talk:Six million articles

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delete the 1000th article in the list of articles ordered by creation date, then that means that article #1001 now becomes article #1000, and what was previously the seven millionth article is now article #6,999,999. For this reason, choosing an article by technical means is just as arbitrary, if not more arbitrary, as choosing an article by looking at the general time the milestone was crossed and selecting it based on the merits (how likely an article is to survive and become a good article). I think it should be understood that this whole process is largely ceremonial, and there is no "accurate" method of determining the 7-millionth article.

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number" scheme that started from 1 and was never reset, serialized tags are pre-printed and handed out in batches (and there are mistakes). The "one-millionth customer" is only approximate as well, especially when the retailer has 100 stores. Customers are less interchangeable than Model-T Fords, and Knowledge (XXG) articles are even less interchangeable: consider a redirect of a misspelling versus The Cure For Cancer. Any "six-millionth" article is at best a random selection; it means as much as the last digit of the reading of a scale (weighing a random unweighed human, once, to 1/100 of a pound resolution). -

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deletions, file moves, Draft space moves, redirects, stubs, vandalism, duplicates, all happening in parallel and at high speed. They all contribute to a state of flux that makes any kind of exact answer impossible. Scholarly study of Wikimedia's numbers, be it editor count, articles created, retention, production, et al., all define some type of highly variable arbitrary framework. Consider this unsatisfying dynamic our own version of the Heisenberg uncertainty principle. What you deride as "fake news" is nothing of the sort – it is an imperfect solution for an imperfect world. --

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others to set the pace so you could conserve energy and sprint finish. I thought your snakes were going to start the rush but then you stopped to fiddle with them and so I wasn't sure that it wasn't just a normal editing session. And I nearly fell off my chair when the counter went back about a hundred places. I had visions of a deletionist cabal trying to hold back the tide so that we might never reach six million. After all this excitement, at least we can get a good night's sleep now!

3532:. She had associations with Germany in the Second World War and her husband was Jewish. But she is mainly known for her library of press cuttings which happened to have about 6 million items. When I worked on the topic it did not occur to me to make any association between this number and the Holocaust and the sources I have consulted did not do so either. We should not look for associations where they do not exist – that would be a superstitious 1046:"6,000,000th" articles (though I would love to see that happen). Although it is fair, counting every addition can lead to other kinds of embarrassment, such as having only 5,500,000 articles in existence at the moment the 6,000,000th addition occurs, and the risk that the 6,000,000th addition starts as a redirect, gets merged, or (best of all) gets speedily deleted. Multiprocessing MediaWiki almost surely does not serialize additions, so 164: 143: 3219: 112: 1204: 2966: 2052: 557: 2737: 3965:

of no more than 2 or 3, probably just one. It's not like the Olympics, where if you get a medal and are disqualified years later, everyone else "moves up." "Moving up" (or more accurately, "moving down") only occurs if a "winner" is deleted or turned into a redirect during the short period of time before it is "declared the winner."

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progression, and when it got to 5,999,996, I clicked 'Save'. But *argh* it wouldn't accept my 'Save' (because of the too long delay since I started the article in the middle of the night), so I clicked 'Save' a second time, and hoped for the best. Then I worked on expanding/improving the article, e.g. my usual way of doing things. --

3409:, the count soon after spiked unexplainedly by about 200 with just 50 articles appearing in the feed (I don't see how this can be explained even by article undeletions, page moves into draftspace, or even redirects becoming articles). I think it's great to choose a well referenced and quality article as 6 millionth. Good job, 506:(ec) I was in at the finish but my plans were disrupted by a browser crash so I only got 7 of my planned 12 articles created then. Everything seemed to go a lot slower than for the 5M milestone. It looked like the climax would happen sooner but then there was a big rollback from about 100 to 200 when it seemed that 3805:

Another milestone which be coming up sooner is the number of pages which is currently reported as 49,460,251. That will reach the round number of 50 million in about 6 months, I reckon. That will be more difficult to track than the number of articles so again it would be best to prepare a method of

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be incorrect. Also, fools will try to make the 6,000,000th addition by delaying serious additions or rushing trivial additions. The one-millionth Model T was a publicity prop; it surely was not number 1,000,000, even if they slowed the assembly lines to "make sure". Even if they used a strict "serial

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article which causes the current number of articles to be "the magic number" except those which are deleted before "a winner is declared," or "the set of all such articles" which, barring very unusual circumstances where the count goes to 7,000,000, then 6,999,999, and back many times, will be a set

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that all 5 were created in succession (with no one having created one in between). Since it isn't possible to have fit 5 numbers b/w 5,999,995 and 6,000,002 without including 6,000,000, I am pretty sure that the 6 millionth one (according to the article counter) was by me (though I am not sure which

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From where I stand we've completed our work on the WP:6M page itself. If you want to put your banner on the Main Page, I say we're good to go (runners up have been added, copyedit completed, and don't expect it to be met with any controversy). (This would be good especially since there is no current

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that we are at 932,738,102 "page edits since Knowledge (XXG) was set up"...that's awfully close to 1 billion! I'm not sure if that is ALL pages (Talk, User, Knowledge (XXG), Template, etc.) or just article pages but that's a helluva lot of edits. How long do you think it will take to log 68 million

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over the past 2-3 days. The rate of new creations was still quite slow (<1 every 10 seconds), so I had just enough time to add to a 5th draft I had started. I then wrote a script to query the Knowledge (XXG) API continuously over regular intervals and show me the live article count. Even towards

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Note that statistic updates happen in a separate database transaction then edits do (In theory, multiple site stats updates can even be merged together, but I don't see how someone could create 2 pages in a single request). This means in principle you could have multiple pages being created in the

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Andy, as a veteran you should know that article count is in no way scientific and there is no way to have a true single pinpointed six millionth article. Ask Erik Zachte (former Wikimedia stats master), academics, or anyone on Wiki-research-L and they'll confirm the problem of measuring creations,

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that contains article count next to newest article.") But that log file seems to have been for the five-million case and it's not clear that there's a six-million equivalent. Alternatives based on snapshots aren't so good because the article counter swung to and fro, reversing by as much as -100

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Yup, because we are not trying to answer "what was the 6millioth article made" but rather which page caused the "current articles" counter to hit 6million. This isn't even necessarily a "new page" - it could have been a redirect changed in to an article for example. Not an easy thing to catch. —

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There is no denying the the WP model produces some good stuff but the model also means that the stuff that no one wants to do does not get done. Check out the backlog of stuff to do. And if you go to a set of random articles a high percentage will have at least one edit needed to get it up top

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and the other topics that I prepared – expanding, polishing, DYK, &c. As I do this, I shall be highlighing their part in this event. Such records are interesting to look back on. I made similar records of my work for the 5M milestone and found this very helpful when the next milestone came

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I didn't get much sleep last night as my experience last time made me expect a big bot surge at some point and so I woke at intervals to check. When it was about 400 to go, I got up and started preparing but the anticipated surge never happened. It was then like a slow bicycle race, waiting for

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I favor a sitenotice, because this information is of interest to lay users. We're already displaying a special logo for it, which will cause confusion if lay users can't easily find out more about the milestone. It was hard for me to find - I visited the community portal and scrolled down to find

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The problem is, because deleted pages are not part of the count, the "true" seven millionth article will be in flux all the time, not just in the minutes before and after the milestone. We delete dozens of articles from the encyclopedia every day, meaning if a week after the milestone is hit, we

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I am fairly sure that the new article was created at 18:59 UTC. New page feed gives me 15 articles created at that time, which was a sudden burst, (of folks trying to catch 6 million no doubt). I back that up by noting that I saw the counter hit 10 over, then sent a discord message at 19:09 UTC

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there are all kinds of issues with notability, bot-created garbage, sourcing, copyright violations, nationalist POV, etc. etc. No one is suggesting to go on a translation rampage. It's just an interesting factoid to put the current and potential size of English Knowledge (XXG) in perspective.

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I found it to be one of the five potential candidates in my review... and all things considered it would look good for the project (it's decently sourced and lengthy), make the Foundation happy, make a good media story, and potentially cause more women to join the project. So, from where I'm

1269:- a 19th-century Canadian school teacher and author. It is also a very complete and well-referenced article by User:Rosiestep. Open to other ideas, but sticking to the moment in time of when we crossed over is a decent course of action, and then filtering by content that is high quality. -- 3341:

article but did not click 'Save' ("Publish changes"). I knew that today was the day we'd get to 6,000,000 but I was too tired to stay up and watch the numbers change, so I went back to sleep. After I woke up again, I saw that we hadn't reached 6,000,000 yet, so I kept an eye on the number

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For performance reasons this feature would usually be turned off, but it could be turned on as we get within a few minutes of hitting a major milestone. This will also show if a milestone was hit twice, due to deletions causing the article count to temporarily drop below the milestone.

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Not only do I find it very likely to have been the 6 millionth, within 3 articles by my count, I agree that it is the best sourced and written of the possibilities, and I think that its focus on an underrepresented Woman in Red, written by Rosiestep no less, makes it the perfect choice.

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strong association between the number 6 million, and the typically cited number of jewish Holocaust victims, it might just be seen as being in poor taste to so publicly flaunt the number? I mean it's kinda fine (I guess) today, but maybe the banner should be muted somehow on the 27th?

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I agree with Fuzheado. We can put Maria Elise Turner Lauder as 6 millionth, but then in the body of the page make a note that in the minute that Lauder's page were made, all these other articles were made, and show off the diversity and excellence of the content on Knowledge (XXG).

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may or may not be what you want for billionth edit, because there are gaps in the diff number for deleted pages (In principle there can be arbitrary gaps, e.g. for transactions that are rolled-back in db). That said, arbitrary numbers be arbitrary, and its still a great milestone.

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Nice to see Knowledge (XXG) crossing 6 million articles but it would have been nice if it would have reached on Knowledge (XXG)'s 19th anniversary. Just missed out the coincidence but kudos to Rosie for creating a quality C class article. She has been a sensational contributor at

3395:= 5,999,995. And yeah, it did go as planned. I saw an API response announcing the 5,999,995th article, and I saved my articles in rapid succession using the API, and got to see another API response with count 6,000,002, after my articles were all saved. I then saw via 2684:, The draft above showing the runner-ups might also need inclusion (read the above. I would include it, but I'm commutting home and don't have my computer). But it should be good to add the watchlist notice at this point, as we at least have Rosie's article up. 2390:

So if someone really wanted to go hard-core into this. I guess the way would be to convince someone in WMF's SRE team to look at the MariaDB binlogs, and see what the last insert into the page table was prior to ss_good_articles getting updated to be 6,000,000.

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Because of creations with simultaneous deletions, vandalism or patent nonsense, it may take some time for the results to stabilize and sort out a 5 millionth article. It is perhaps more art than science in determining what the community deems the 5 millionth

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Someone should get to work on creating a tool like the 5 Million tool that was mentioned earlier that we can activate every time we get close so there’s no argument. Just to be clear I am not volunteering myself as I have no clue how we would do that.

3800:. It is not in sync wth the number of edits statistic which presumably leaves out revision deletions and other anomalies. The difference seems to be about a month's worth of edits so it would be best to agree on the method before it happens. 359:. I waited for 6,000,153 to go to 6,000,154 on the main page counter, then i immediately refreshed recent changes with a new pages filter, and went to the page corresponding with the 154th page in the list. The entry preceding the 154th was 854:

was created at 16:01 as far as I can tell. I submitted an article at 18:59, and the counter was over 6 million when I refreshed. I was on mobile and didn't take a screenshot, but I think I missed by less than 10 articles.

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We're adding descriptions for all the sub entries, should we do the same for Lauder? Such as "(Canadian teacher)"? It was done for five million, but the title was also less obvious, being a convoluted scientific name

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time it takes to update the statistics (e.g. Person A makes a page, then person B makes one, then site stats get updated for person B, then site stats get updated for person A). So that all adds confusion to this.

3921:, I think it counts as a Content Page in the statistics. Likewise, a page which is speedily-deleted might hit the milestone number. In either case, the next-highest "real" article should be the one that counts. 3049:

The main page banner link to this article suggests it will help people contribute to Knowledge (XXG), yet the article doesn't really contain any good links for that. Can we add a prominent link to something like

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Goddamn...it was getting onto 4am Sydney time and I had to be up at 630am...congrats..was feeding articles early in case I could induce a bum rush earlier than when it happened. I had to sleep :P. Congrats to

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Reaching 6,000,000 articles is almost significant (hoping the count applies only to "real" articles and not redirects) though it abuts the "meaningless milestones" that Bart Simpson "will not celebrate" (see

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I like the watchlist idea, its pretty quick and easy, and not too obtrusive. Making the logo link is not workable, but I would also be a fan of a sitenotice if a nice looking one could be drawn up quickly.

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probably should have talked about that a bit first - perhaps now? Noting, this is reader facing. I don't really "object" to it in principal - just that it should have a modicum of support established. —

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I have notified Rosiestep of her achievement on her talk page! I feel we can add the clear runner ups into the body of the WP:6M page, and we should definitely give all those editors recognition too!

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How is it possible (from a technical standpoint) for the same user to submit 5 articles the exact same second? Clicking save and having the software process the request takes longer than a second?

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campaign which focus on increasing the number of women biographies. She has created a number of women related bios and has encouraged newbies to step up for the good cause. I just went through

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which was created just after the top of the hour (1900 UTC) when we saw the counter go over 6,000,000. That was by Casliber, who was... also the author of the 5 millionth article last time.

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Tell you what, folks, I have a slightly different story. I logged in to WP last night and was surprised to see that there were just 200 articles to go (a decidedly fast jump from the : -->

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OK I posted it using the same verbiage as 5M - a bit of a problem about your comment though, nothing appears for mobile users still - the mobile page is very very feature-less (

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noting it had hit 6 million (though there was a slight delay in me seeing that and sending the message). Counting back 10 or so articles lands at 18:59, with my guess that

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Thanks for all the great collaboration and work to roll this out so smoothly and quickly! I wish all interactions on Knowledge (XXG) were this pleasantly cooperative. --

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Clicking the red banner top left leads to the Main Page, because it's part of the logo. Will there be a link into this page (WP:Six million articles) once it's ready?

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this page, and wouldn't have thought to look on my watchlist page for an announcement. I would be satisfied with a main page banner as an alternative to a sitenotice.

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that editors see above their watchlist could be used. In terms of how strong of a consensus there should be for a change (Weakest to highest) I'd say: watchlist-: -->

3569:), I think it's more of a moot point right now, and an ernest disscussion on this sort of subject be reserved for that time where it actually becomes relevent again. 225: 1356:, though, with its many Lithuanian sources. But should this really be a "best of the articles in the right minute" competition? (I thought it was a lucky draw...) — 2300:: By parallelizing the process. Five open tabs with the cursor in the edit summary field, Shift+(Tab, Return, Tab, Return, Tab, Return, Tab, Return, Tab, Return). 1857:

I like the idea of covering multiple articles but listing the one in the bold. Good way to recognize multiple articles while also giving a "6 millionth article".

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Covering the final minute seems like a good way of sharing the glory and presenting it as a communal/team achievement. There was something similar last time:

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says that disambiguation pages are "not counted" because they are "not ... considered to be articles" but then it explains what the statistics actually count:

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Also redirects that have been converted to articles or disambiguation pages. These have old creation dates but increase the total number of articles. ---

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It's interesting that a page without wikilinks doesn't get counted. Perhaps that's a technical way of excluding blank pages and other corner cases.

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The number has not yet been achieved, has it? The main wikipedia article states we are some articles below 6 million ones at the english wikipedia.

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Just goes to show what is still missing, we should have had articles on that Somali ministry and British Psychotherapy Foundation ten years back! ♦

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is there if anybody is interested, it would be good to see Charles getting some support and more people listing articles each month to transwiki.

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that is probably not a good idea for a bunch of technical and accessibility reasons. If we want wide spread link advertisement something like the

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btw, if you really want to order them with more precision than a second, you could use the revision or page id, as those increase monotonically.

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We know the 6 million counter ticked over just at the top of the hour at 1900 UTC. The auto-patrolled article closest to this moment in time was

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was steadily releasing sea snakes for a while but it seemed that he flaked out at the finish because of the time zone he's in. I was expecting

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dubious article is "addition number 6,000,000". Firstly, it cannot even be determined. To be fair, you must count the 6,000,000th article added

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I will go ahead and start notifying the other winners. I will check them off here once I have done so, to ensure that there aren't duplicates.

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as the best among them. Both of these two articles are exemplary. I am sure the press would appreciate a collection of articles to talk about.

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The key to determining the article last time seemed to be a log of article creations with the article counter alongside them. ("There is an

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Very interesting! Well keep doing your Lithuanian articles Renata, It's a delight to see such good quality articles on smaller localities!♦

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is really really ready before adding something like that to MP (finish deciding if you want the runners up, etc in the above discussion). —

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unlikely. With a fine-grained time-stamp, time differences between processors can be larger than the time-stamp granularity, so near-ties

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as the six millionth, and then we hand select ones you listed above to demonstrate the variety of what we cover. How does that sound? --

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How did we determine the 5 millionth article back then? Was it a count? Or did we get confirmation by some kind of bot or tool? Regards,

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the very end, I didn't see any surge as expected (still <1 per second). So I finally decided to post them when the count became : -->

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It will take some time and personnel to determine what the 6 millionth article is. This is a placeholder for that conversation. --

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Remember though, just because a new page is created doesn't mean it's a "real article." If someone creates a page with REDIRECT

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It shouldn't be too hard to add code to Wikimedia so when a new page is created, the page name and number that shows up in

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I love Rosie and admire her work as much as any Wikimedian does, but I thought we were above creating fake news like this.

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But of course, like last time, we did not have any official tool to give an authoritative answer, and as noted above by

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I'm inclined to agree. Perhaps An influx of editors does mean that 10 over comes in the same minute as the 6 millionth.

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be determined after the fact using its time-stamp, but the time-stamps would have to be fine-grained enough to make

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in real time as it hit 6M. I counted back from recent changes when there were 6M+8 articles. I think the article is

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So how is it possible that the edit counter on the main page says there are 6,000,577 articles while when going to

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may be more appropriate. This could be targeted to logged in users, or everyone. For a lower visibility link the

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The statistics software currently has no method of detecting disambiguation pages, however; nor does it disregard

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I haven't done anything yet. Just throwing the idea out there to discuss. The permalink I included was from 2015.

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Of course, there are issues with notability not being uniform over all Wikipedias, especially with pornography.

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as the milestone article and it would be nice to award a barnstar for the experienced veteran editor Rosie.

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in many countries (the 27th is associated with the liberation of the death camp at Auschwitz), given the

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to have a big stack of stuff too but didn't see anything from him this time. Is this Knowledge (XXG)'s

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you can change the preferences for the time. Therefore you could see the exact second of the creation:

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link that will go to where you want people to click, and the destination needs to be ready to read. —

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I was there at the finish too (18:59 UTC) and when I counted back from 6,000,008 using the counter at

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Ahh, I should have known that some folks were already tracking these things. Thanks for the details.

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You're right. I read those times wrong. OK, I'm going to let the professionals do this part. :) --

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We should choose the best article for those editors with multiple. So for SD0001, we would choose

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How it feel , how it feel, how it feel , 19 years and six mill. Yo, now back to the extended

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I have a sneaking suspicion the 6 millionth is indeed one of Casliber's snakes, and specifically

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Also, it won't (relatively) take too long before we described 1 million Category:Living people.

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if you are right, that would mean our 6 millionth article only has a single, primary reference!

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I like that one as well. I'd go with that personally. I like the thanks as well, a good touch.

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TechCrunch website which mentioned Maria Elise Turner Lauder as six millionth entry in en wiki

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Quality is better than quantity you fools. There are a lot of shit articles and shit edits.

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1000 remaining 1-2 days back). I realised that it's about time. I had 4 articles drafted in

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I see five articles around the time witnessed (19:00 UTC) that could be our 6th millionth:

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I like the basic idea, but I think it's too many items to digest. I propose we highlight

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Hmmm... could be. How did you go to the next set of 50 pages in the recent changes feed?

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good point, this is being discussed right above (where I moved your comment to here). —

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BWHAHAHAHA. I was just doing my morning maintenance work while sipping my cup of tea...

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I have sent notifications to Giku, Renata3, SD0001, Dee03, Kusma, and Andrew Davidson.

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that could equal 6,000,000 during one-and-only-one addition. The 6,000,000th addition

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around. If other people are doing other things in parallel then that's fine too.

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Excellent, very happy about this. I made a slight copyedit to the announcement. —

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there's a button that allows you to view a set of 500 pages, that's what i used.

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by just translating the content from smaller wikis. Just some food for thought.

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Around 6M+156 and 6M+178 I've refreshed NewPages and counted, and have gotten

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Celebrating the number 6,000,000 just 3 days away from Holocaust Memorial Day

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Uncross my contribution and make mine the 6 millionth article NOW, otherwise

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I did not realize what you were asking. You have to consider deletions. ---

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For the purposes of "crossing a finish line," it's either going to be the

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Potential "main page banner" option (it would be in a box near the top of

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watchlist notice added (we have a fairly low bar for inclusion there). —

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way on mobile devices to even see that we've reached the milestone yet)

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The difficulty of getting an accurate count is like the legend of the

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Do you want to hear something odd? The 6 millionth could very well be

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exists but is empty. Feel free to list articles there to transwiki.♦

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6,000,000 is a lot of articles... I wonder if it counts redirects? --

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looks as if it was close too but don't get your hopes up yet Sabya!♦

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thanks its contributors for creating more than six million articles!

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who created a couple more articles that minute. So I think he wins.

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I remember when there were 65 million edits! Showing my wiki age!♦

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it goes back all the way to 2:28 as if there are articles missing?

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I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger

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Congratulations to all English Wikipedians for 6,000,000 articles!

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This is best measured using the ID field, so we'll be looking for

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the big red banner on the logo will be coming off this weekend. —

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Thanks for doing that. I'll go ahead and modify the main page. --

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For the technical details of determining the article number, see

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19th-century Canadian school teacher, writer and philanthropist,

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of those articles are unique. So, English Knowledge (XXG) could

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went through a stack of AfDs, deleting stuff. The 5M champion,

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has over 6million listed - where are you seeing otherwise? —

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him for gaming the system, yet again, five years later. :)

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was created at 16:01 UTC, which is definitely too early.

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One of the topics that I prepared for this occasion was

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that they did so programmatically with the help of the

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for discussing Knowledge (XXG)'s six millionth article.

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the 6,000,000 threshold will be crossed multiple times

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across all languages of Knowledge (XXG). Apparently,

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Neere Wilton sweete, huge heapes of stones are found,

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Those numbers are usually updated every week or two (

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any page that is in the article namespace, is not a

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Copyedit; I'd use a semicolon instead of a comma. =

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