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| Misplaced Pages passes <b>8,000</b> articles. See ] for examples. | Misplaced Pages passes <b>8,000</b> articles. See ] for examples. | ||
| <b>July 27, 2001</b> | |||
| Misplaced Pages passes <b>7,000</b> pages. It would have done so within the next day or so, but yesterday's slashdotting advanced the schedule... A check five minutes ago showed 7808 pages with enough content to contain a comma (ie excluding redirects, one-liners and lists); of these, approximately 106 are wikipedians pages, 56 are about wikipedia, and 403 are /talk subpages: with all these excluded, that makes 7243 pages. | |||
| Yesterday's total, pre-slashdot, was 6947. Nice work! | |||
| Welcome to all the new people! Isn't Misplaced Pages great? The fact that much of the work done is of OK quality, and some of it is pretty good, bespeaks the robustness of the Misplaced Pages concept. Just don't forget to ]! | |||
Revision as of 13:18, 16 August 2001
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August 15, 2001
You can now get the code and data for the Misplaced Pages wikis here (in giant tarballs for each site). This means that programmers can now (if they can figure out how :-) ) use Misplaced Pages articles on their own websites and work on Misplaced Pages code.
In other news, recent discussions on Misplaced Pages-L as well as on Larry Sanger/An impending scalability problem have raised some interesting questions about the future of Misplaced Pages. It seems that many are now desiring some way to sort through the RecentChanges page more easily, because (not that we're complaining or anything) there are so many of us at work now that there are hundreds of edits per day--making it difficult to identify edits in which we're interested and distinguish them from other edits. Various solutions are being considered.
August 7, 2001
Misplaced Pages passes 8,000 articles. See new topics for examples.
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