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Not a ton going on today, it seems – everyone must be getting ready for CSICON this weekend.
But as they say, a picture paints a thousand words, so here’s a picture of some Wikipedia statistics:
I’ve pointed out before how Wikipedia gets huge traffic compared to skeptic web sites. You can see here Paul Kurtz’s bio on Wikipedia got almost 17,000 views in two days after news of his passing. Good thing Susan Gerbic and her team are keeping an eye on this, helping ensure vandals don’t take advantage of this (as I mentioned yesterday).
WordPress updated their iOS app yesterday. I’m finding it more and more useful with each update, especially for moderating comments as they come in.
Don’t forget you can vote in the Stitcher Podcast Awards once per day, give your favorite podcasts some love.
Another short toolbox, have another good day!
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