New research shows that about 1% of Wikipedia’s editor community produced 77% of the site’s content over the past 10 years. “Of course, these ‘1 percenters’ have changed
over the last decade and a half,”
Motherboard notes, citing the new research from Purdue University Data Storytelling Network. “Roughly 40 percent of the top 1 percent of editors
bow out about every five weeks.”
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