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Visualization of GENERAL Wikipedia editing stream

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http://wikipedia-live-monitor.herokuapp.com/ Wikipedia Live Monitor
- Articles Edited Right Now:
- Merging Right Now:
- Article Clusters Repeatedly Edited In Short Intervals:
- Breaking News Candidate Article Clusters Right Now:
- Article clusters in the monitoring loop:
- Articles edited per second:
developed by Thomas Steiner (tomac@google.com), open source and Apache 2.0 licensed (Fork this project on GitHub)
Paper: MJ no more: Using Concurrent Wikipedia Edit Spikes with Social Network Plausibility Checks for Breaking News Detection Thomas Steiner, Seth van Hooland, Ed Summers (2013)

Wikipedia Live Support Stats Visualisation of live support statistics, including Cluebot Vandal Score (CVS). By A930913

https://wikipedia-edits.herokuapp.com/ Wikipedia and Wikidata Realtime Edit Stats. Listening to a Server-Sent Events stream based on Wikipedia and Wikidata edits
- Bots vs. Wikipedians: Who edits more?
- Anon Humans vs. Logged-In Humans: Who edits more?
- Bot Counter: Who are they and what do they edit?
developed by Thomas Steiner, the code of Bots vs. Wikipedians is available under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license and published on GitHub.
Paper: Bots vs. Wikipedians, Anons vs. Logged-Ins Thomas Steiner (2014)
Blog: Bots vs. Wikipedians? Who edits more? October 14, 2013 by Thomas Steiner

http://rcmap.hatnote.com/#en
http://rcmap.hatnote.com/#de
- When an unregistered user edits Wikipedia, he or she is identified by his or her IP address. These IP addresses are translated to users' approximate geographic location. Unregistered users only make a fraction of total edits -- only 15% of the contributions to English Wikipedia are from unregistered users. Edits by registered users do not have associated IP information, so the map actually represents only a small portion of the total edit activity on Wikipedia.

- Blog: Wikipedia Recent Changes Map 1 May, by Stephen LaPorte and Mahmoud Hashemi: This map listens to live feeds of Wikipedia revisions, broadcast using wikimon. We built the map using a few nice libraries and services, including d3, DataMaps, and freegeoip.net. This project was inspired by WikipediaVision’s (almost) real-time edit visualization. The Wikipedia Recent Changes Map is open source and available on github.