Polish Wikinews reaches 9,000 articles

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Tuesday, December 30, 2008

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The Polish edition of Wikinews yesterday at 1:23 PM published its 9000th article, containing information about discovering an unknown poem by Tetmajer. The author of the news item was Yves6.

Wikinews is developed in 27 language editions, with the English edition publishing the biggest number of stories. The Polish language edition occupies the 2nd position and contains 800 articles more than the German edition.

Polish Wikinews started out on February 19th 2005 and has 2302 registered users now, out of which 40 are active editors (users active in the last 30 days). 16 sysops take care of the site's housekeeping.

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This is a complete or partial translation of the article "Polskie Wikinews przekroczyło granicę 9000 artykułów", from the polski language Wikinews, published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License.

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