Wikipedia activity portfolio · language editions · —

A combined view of production, participation, concentration, and review across every Wikipedia edition currently managed by this project.

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In this release

This is a portfolio of separate communities. Editor counts are editor–wiki observations, not deduplicated people across languages.

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The portfolio pulse

Exact additive measures from the latest available combined periods.

Production
edits in
net content retained
productive edits
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Community
active editor–wiki observations
arrivals in
net community movement
Open community →
Review
patrol actions in
explicit patrol coverage
including autopatrol
Open patrol →
02

Combined production history

Annual edits summed across the managed editions; the latest year may be partial.

03

Concentration

The one inequality statistic that composes exactly across wikis.

Combined Theil index ·

Gini, Palma, and fragility are intentionally not blended: weighted averages of those per-wiki measures would look precise but be mathematically misleading.

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04

Largest recent movements

Top article-week edit gains across the portfolio.

Inspect weekly variation by wiki →
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Each detailed dashboard asks you to select one Wikipedia edition.

01Content productionGross and net output, edit mix, activity tiers 02CommunityWorkforce, arrivals, departures, and cohorts 03Edit distributionGini, Theil, Palma, and contributor fragility 04PatrolReview volume, coverage, latency, and concentration 05Business healthSurvival, equilibrium, funnels, and output per editor 06Edit variationLargest week-over-week article movements
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Choose a Wikipedia

Start with its production record, then move between dimensions using the same wiki filter.

How to read this page. Combined totals are sums across wiki communities. The Theil index is recomputed from sufficient statistics. Non-additive statistics are shown only inside a specific wiki, where their meaning remains valid.