Wikiversity:Colloquium/2010/Talkativeness
Friendly treat v hostile threat
editThe following statistics, for your reference, shows the number of edits, made by editors and custodians, counting more than a hundred in the last 30 days as of 8 August 2010. The number includes a more or less portion of Talks, which in turn includes more or less portions of friendly treats and hostile threats, perhaps depending on the user's temperament, civility, or the respect and love of the community.
| Editors | edits | Custodians | edits |
|---|---|---|---|
| JWSchmidt | 1,184 | Jtneill | 804 |
| Abd | 509 | Ottava Rima | 464 |
| John Bessa | 321 | Adambro | 433 |
| Thenub314 | 245 | Darklama | 292 |
| Erikgunby | 219 | Geoff Plourde | 223 |
| KYPark | 173 | Leighblackall | 157 |
| MrABlair23 | 116 | Juan de Vojníkov | 121 |
| Penninghlhd | 110 | Diego Grez | 106 |
See also
editComments
edit- ↑ You may have one of the various images or ideas of "talkativeness" in mind, whether positive or negative or whatever else. This informative variance in significance is regrettedly neglected by statistics and statistical information theory. What may also matter may be suggested by Magritte, René (1929). The Treachery of Images (La trahison des images). Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, California. [^] Click on [+] on the left.