File:Wikipedia Article Creation.png
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Rate of article creation on Wikipedia based on a 6% sample of all articles. These rates exclude articles that were deleted prior to late September 2007. The large spikes early in Wikipedia's history are generated by bots (e.g. User:Rambot) used to create a large number of automatically generated articles. |
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