Talk:Estonian Wikipedia
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editThe article could explain why the Est WP has it's custom name Vikipeedia? - 91.156.21.32 (talk) 13:21, 2 December 2009 (UTC)
- Obviously because the name is adapted to the Estonian phonology and the Estonian orthography. Does this need special explanation? Andres (talk) 11:43, 17 February 2010 (UTC)
Start time
editI think the right time is August 24, 2002. How could this be checked? Andres (talk) 11:43, 17 February 2010 (UTC)
A rough translation of the "History" subsection from the estonian version
editFew things: some style varieties, f.e "coöperation" - is this allowed on Wikipedia? Also "whence". Not sure. Strombones (talk) 18:20, 21 December 2015 (UTC)
The first article of the Estonian Wikipedia was "Viki" [link]
Until October 2003, new articles were created very slowly - until then, an average of 1,5 articles were written each day. Mainly thanks to the first Estonian contributors, the number of articles began to reach 1000. As the 23th version, the Estonian Wikipedia reached this milestone in November 2003. The daily amount of articles created was modest until January 2004, when it rose to an average of 26 articles a day (the earlier record was 8). Because of this, the Estonian Wikipedia rose to the 18th position in number of articles created.[viide]
On the basis of the number of articles changing, it is possible to bring up 3 periods in the Estonian Wikipedia's history. The first of which lasted until the beginning of 2004, where very few articles were created. From 2004-2006 the creation of articles fastened and new contributors joined. By 2006 the situation stabilised and from then on the growth has been steady.
From December 2005. the daily number of articles created has been on average over 20. In this regard, in the second half of 2006, this growth was the most active. In August on average 71 new articles were created every day, which is to this day the record. The tempo fell by the end of 2007 and from then on the number of articles created steadily fell until the Autumn of 2011. [viide]
From the middle of 2006 until the middle of the next year the Estonian Wikipedia stayed at the 31. place in the number of articles compared to other Wikipedias. From then on a slight decrease began and by spring 2011, 9 versions of Wikipedia had passed the Estonian Wikipedia. It stayed on the 40th place until the beginning of 2013, sometimes temporarily changing position.
On the 1st of September 2008 a new front-page design was adopted. The categories "Nädala artikkel" (Article of the week) and "Nädala pilt" (Picture of the week) were created to divert attention to good articles and pictures, whence newcomers could learn. The category "Kas teadsid, et ..." (Did you know, that ...) was also created, and theme portals were created. Good articles started to be chosen from the second half of 2007, by now there are 125 of them.
At the beginning of 2010, the first large journalistic article, that was written from the Estonian Wikipedia was published in the magazine "Horisont".[viide]
From the beginning of 2011, coöperation with universities has thickened and even more students have taken part in the creation of Wikipedia articles as a part of their studies. This is reflected in the statistics of the number of articles. [viide]. By the middle of 2012 about 1% of all articles were created by students. [viide]. In 2011 the first Wikipedia-themed university lecture was held. [viide]
A new important milestone, 100 000 articles was reached on the 25th of August 2012, just a day after the 10th anniversary of the Estonian Wikipedia [viide] — Preceding unsigned comment added by Strombones (talk • contribs) 21 December 2015 (UTC)
Need sources for article
editHello my Estonian Wikipedians, I have been doing research related to Estonia and currently in the process of producing a draft about the ' Kraasna Estonians', can any of you give me some information or sources related to the Kraasna Estonians culture and history. I already have the dialect information but that is also welcome too. Post all information and sources in the replies to this post. Many thanks from an fellow English Wikipedian. Supelrand (talk) 04:25, 4 August 2024 (UTC)