Serbian Wikipedia ( Serbian Wikipedia in Serbian јјјј / Vikipedija na srpskom jeziku ) - section of Wikipedia in the Serbian language . Created February 16, 2003 .
 Serbian WikipediaWikipedia | |
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| Nature of the project | charitable |
| Site type | network encyclopedia |
| check in | optional |
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| Number of Articles | 623 183 (19th place) |
| Number of files | 31,871 |
| Number of pages | 3 803 825 |
| Number of edits | 22,058,500 |
| Registered Members | 248 556 |
| Active members | 764 |
| Administrators | sixteen |
| Depth | 151.1 |
Serbian Wikipedia should be distinguished from Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia , a branch of which Serbian Wikipedia is.
As of November 20, 2009, it contained 100,000 articles [1] and was the largest among the sections in the South Slavic languages.
Statistics
As of 7:05 ( UTC ) on August 20, 2019, the section contains 623,183 articles, taking this parameter in 19th place among all language sections.
248 556 participants are registered in the section, 16 of them have administrator status; 764 participants have performed any actions in the last 30 days; the total number of edits during the existence of the section is 22,058,500.
This section uses the fair use principle. Currently, the total number of files uploaded to the section is 31,871 [2] .
Features
Serbian Wikipedia contains a text conversion system that only Wikipedia Chinese can compare with (within all Wikimedia Foundation projects ). Any article can be viewed in different versions - in Cyrillic and Latin , which reflects the use of both of these writing systems in Serbia and Montenegro .
Moreover, work is underway to support two different dialects: “Ekava” and “Ekava” .
The successful experience of the Serbian and Chinese Wikipedia was not transferred, however, for example, to the Belarusian Wikipedia, where in this way the problem of the coexistence of two language norms could be solved.
In addition, the technical innovations of the Serbian Wikipedia itself did not allow preserving the unity of the Serbo-Croatian language on Wikipedia - since only Latin is accepted in Croatia and the Muslim-Croat part of Bosnia and Herzegovina , the corresponding language sections are oriented only to it.
History
It was founded on February 16, 2003 , along with Croatian and Bosnian . The main page was translated from English into Serbian on April 22, 2003.
In September of the same year, Nikola Smolensky (Serb.) Wrote the main articles, and in October in the journal Svet kompjutera His article on Wikipedia was published [3] . This caused an influx of new entrants. Soon, the Serbian section overtook the Serbo-Croatian.
From February 15, 2005, once a week, meetings of Serbian Wikipedia participants are held in Belgrade .
- August 23, 2007 - 50 thousand articles.
- February 10, 2009 - 71,212 articles
- July 24, 2009 - 80,243 articles
- September 24, 2009 - 96,860 articles
- November 20, 2009 - 100 thousand articles.
- May 18, 2010 - 114,616 articles
- October 17, 2011 - 5 million edits
- November 20, 2011 - 150 thousand articles.
- July 6, 2013 - 200 thousand articles. (due to the boot filling of short articles about US municipalities)
- July 28, 2014 - 250 thousand articles.
See also
- Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia
- Croatian Wikipedia
- Bosnian Wikipedia
Notes
- ↑ Tailored: Statistics
- ↑ Serbian Wikipedia: statistics page
- ↑ Svet kompjutera: Poptuna sloboda Archived September 26, 2011 on Wayback Machine (Serb.)
Links
- Serbian Wikipedia
- Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia
- Serbian Wikipedia Statistics Charts
- Serbian Wikipedia statistics
- Publications on Serbian Wikipedia
- Potpuna sloboda (Serb.)
- Srpski јezik and the letter of the 21st century (Serb.)
- Vikimedija na srpskom (Serb.)
- Vikipedija je pouzdana (Serb.)