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	2, 999, 535 and should break 3 millions in few hours. As in the past, it
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	2,999,535 and should break 3 millions in few hours. As in the past, it
	is expected that the 3 million article (and to a lesser extent 2,999,999
	and 3,000,001) will receive significant media coverage. So it is a good
	time to write even the most pitiful stubs, there will (are...) editors
	already spamming them. Imagine what would happen if the 3m article is
	something actually useful (the 2m IIRC was some train station... :D).
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In a message dated 8/16/2009 6:34:32 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
piokon@post.pl writes:

En  Wikipedia is currently at 2,999,535 and should break 3 millions in 
few  hours. As in the past, it is expected that the 3 million article 
(and to a  lesser extent 2,999,999 and 3,000,001) will receive 
significant media  coverage. So it is a good time to write even the most 
pitiful stubs, there  will (are...) editors already spamming them. Imagine 
what would happen if  the 3m article is something actually useful (the 2m 
IIRC was some train  station... :D).



"Metrics drive behavior." /p

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