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(wikipedia has disabled pageviews for performance reasons. pls stop claiming everything they do is because they are corrupt; it's starting to be quite annoying reading the same accusations over and ove) |
(what is "disabled for performance reasons" is highly arbitrary. the corruption explanation is as good as any other, probably more likely) |
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::It's disabled for performance reasons. memcaching pages would not be applicable if the counter were enabled, so it's not corruption, it's '''pragmatism''' --[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 13:21, 16 Jul 2004 (EEST) | ::It's disabled for performance reasons. memcaching pages would not be applicable if the counter were enabled, so it's not corruption, it's '''pragmatism''' --[[User:Juxo|Juxo]] 13:21, 16 Jul 2004 (EEST) | ||
:::Pragmatism is the universal excuse to rationalize corruption. How do you know what it "is" or not? Why not disable logins "for performance reasons" too, or [[watchlist]]s? They don't, because that would also disable [[sysop power structure]]. So what is "disabled for performance reasons" is highly arbitrary. | |||
Revision as of 20:21, 16 July 2004
The page view is the normal means of measuring web traffic. It is a key factor in determining the resale value of second level domains especially in the ".com", ".net" and ".org" top level domains. Accordingly much wiki spam is motivated by simple desire to increase the page views. This is also a motive in Wikimedia corruption, as control of Wikimedia leads to far more hits on Bomis than would otherwise be the case.
MediaWiki shows page view data on all wiki pages. You may see it below as
- "This page has been accessed N times."
where N is the number of page views.
Despite this capability, however, detailed page view data is not available for Wikipedia pages themselves, which is another sign of Wikimedia corruption.
- It's disabled for performance reasons. memcaching pages would not be applicable if the counter were enabled, so it's not corruption, it's pragmatism --Juxo 13:21, 16 Jul 2004 (EEST)
- Pragmatism is the universal excuse to rationalize corruption. How do you know what it "is" or not? Why not disable logins "for performance reasons" too, or watchlists? They don't, because that would also disable sysop power structure. So what is "disabled for performance reasons" is highly arbitrary.