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Editing frequency – Statistics on users' editing activity, monthly from January 2001 through September 2008. Wikipedia Workload Analysis for Decentralized Hosting – July 2009 analysis of a sample of Wikipedia's traffic over a 107-day period.
The edit count of any user can be viewed at the top of the Special:Contributions page. This is the same count that is displayed in Special:Preferences. Global user contributions beta displays edit counts for all Wikimedia projects your account has edited on. Special:CentralAuth displays edit counts for every wiki your account has edited on.
Users who have an active streak of at least one edit per day (minimum 365 days listed); data as of 05:18, 19 December 2024 (UTC). This report is updated every 7 days. User
Commons editors are assigned separate edit counts on the Commons website, though many of these edits are also critical to the operation of the English language Wikipedia. A global "edit count" of all contributors to Wikimedia projects might include edits to the Wikipedias of other languages as well as any edits or uploads to Wikimedia Commons ...
Users who have an active streak of editing at least one mainspace article per day (minimum 365 days listed); data as of 10:36, 19 December 2024 (UTC). This report is updated every 7 days. User
Edit Counter – Analysis of user contributions (xtools.wmflabs.org) – shows a user's edit counts and many more statistics. Wikipedia User Contribution Checker [ dead link ] – status and analysis of en.wikipedia; analyzes a user's edit history; analyzes an article's edit history (older version available here )
This graph shows the time taken for every ten millionth edit between July 31, 2005, and May 31, 2020. It shows the exponential growth of Wikipedia to 2007 when the gap between 10 million edits dropped to less than 40 days, the slow decline until 2014 when the gap rose again to 73 days, the 2015/16 rally and subsequent steady state at just over 60 days.
The following list is based on edits by registered users to the main article space of the English language Wikipedia through September 2008 and excludes edits by flagged bot accounts. Deleted edits are not counted.