User:Anthere/table ronde

Quand le weblog reste avant tout individuel, le wiki devient le support de projets résolument collaboratifs. Sites web dynamiques très peu procéduriers, ils laissent le champ libre à l'innovation coopérative.

Quel est le principe fondateur des wikis ?
Quel est l'importance du phénomène wiki sur le web ?
Quelles sont les règles de vie d'un projet wiki ?
Quelles évolutions attendre ?

http://www.enpc.fr/fr/formations/ecole_virt/nte/rencontresGEVP/index.htm

http://wiki.crao.net/index.php/DocForum

http://wiki.crao.net/index.php/EcoleNationaleDesPontsEtChauss%E9es

fr, avril 2003 : 40968 hits
fr; mars 2004 : 382162 hits

Références mars 2004 :

Nombre de contributeurs total : 13726 depuis le début du projet (717)
Nb de nouveaux contributeurs total : 2268 (90 par mois environ)
Wikipediens actifs : 6753 (353)
Wikipediens très actifs : 1301 (90 environ)
Nombre d'articles : 670319 (34000 environ)
nouveau articles par jour : 2647 (130 environ)
rédactions par article : 10 (9.6)
articles de plus de 2ko : 23% (31%)
rédactions par mois : 879 254 (50 000 environ)
nombre de demandes de pages par jour : 14 millions ?
nombre de visite par jour : 2 millions ? (30 000 fr ? 350 000 en ?)

Page requests:

Look at http://www.wikipedia.org/wikistats/EN/TablesUsagePageRequest.htm

Daily 4.4 million pages are requested for all Wikipedias, 1.8 million for en: This is slightly less than in March.

Visitors:

Look at http://www.wikipedia.org/wikistats/EN/TablesUsageVisits.htm

Daily 586,000 people visit any wikipedia. 215,000 visit en: This is slightly less than in March.

Note that Webalizer may count several visits per day by one person as several unique visitors if the time between those vists is several hours, so a (very) small correction downwards is needed.

Figures may be influenced by current server setup (squids, etc), maybe visitors are counted once per squid, or something like that, I don't know.

Un ensemble de produits :

des encyclopédies en une 50aine de langues, 600000 pages. 600000 visites par jour
un dictionnaire (3 langues)
un dictionnaire de citation
une collection de ressources libres

Un projet :

Des ressources techniques :

un logiciel MediaWiki (3 versions - 1. UseMod wiki, 2. the PHP script, 3. )
9 serveurs
20 listes de mail
un forum de discussion
12 canaux irc

Des participants :

13800 contributeurs identifiés depuis le début du projet
contributeurs très actifs par mois : 1300

Montant des dons

Nombre d'adresses réservées

Mi mai 2004

nombre de pages total : 1 600 000

media wiki : 180 000

total sans media 1 400 000

page encyclopediques : 600 000

Taille de la base de donnée texte : 59 GB
there's 144173 images, taking up 4.6 GBtomos_away

by comparison, en has 58415 images taking up 2.06 GB; 1 GB = 2^30 bytes

In the first round, we used approval voting, but with a limit of 10 votes for each user. In the second round, we used range voting. I put up the logo contest page on July 20, 2003, the first logo was submitted on the same day. The winners were announced on September 26, 2003. Paullusmagnus' logo went live on the English Wikipedia on the same day. From that logo, several variants were created on m:Final logo variants. Nohat's first logo went live on en: on October 12, 2003, the current variant went live a few days after that on all wikis. One thing that became clear is that voting alone is not enough, you also need refinement and discussion all along the way. You can find more facts on m:Logo history.--Eloquence * 14:01, May 16, 2004 (UTC)

That's a very good question - I've been waiting for Jimbo to fax me all the Wikimedia bank account statements and server receipts including the most recent one (he tried once but only 5 pages were sent). On 26 February Jimbo told me the balance was $21,241.99. Since then I've heard that Jimbo ordered $20,000 in new Wikimedia servers. So assuming there were no other withdrawals and assuming that there were no other deposits from people sending donations through the mail, then we should have about $1,200 in the bank and $4,203.05 in PayPal (this is after 3000 Euros were taken out for the WikiReaders) for a total of about $5,400. --mav