Wikipedia:Statistik/Bücherregal

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• This shows 609m words across 1.4m articles (for 30/10/60), implying 435 words per article
• Same source shows 4.4 GB (=4,724,464,025 B) across 609m words, implying 7.75B/word. ASCII uses 1B/character which inturn implies 7.75 chracters/word. However, this inlcudes wikimarkup, and 5 char/word plus one for space is standard, 6 characters/word will be assumed.
• There are 3.013.927 articles, which means words, which means characters.
• One volume: 25cm high, 5cm thick. 500 leaves, 2 pagefaces per leaf, two columns per pageface, 80 columns/row, 50 characters per row. So one volume = characters.
• Thus WP is currently equvilant to volumes of the Encyclopædia Britannica
• Sanity check: Encyclopædia Britannica has 44 million words across 32 volumes, or 1,375,000 words per volumes. This would imply volumes for WP.
• Pages: User:Tompw/bookshelf/row20, User:Tompw/bookshelf/row20v, User:Tompw/bookshelf/row20e; User:Tompw/bookshelf/stack200, User:Tompw/bookshelf/stack200v