West Frisian Wikipedia

West Frisian Wikipedia

Screenshot The homepage of the West Frisian Wikipedia.
Web address	fy.wikipedia.org
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Type of site	Internet encyclopedia project
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Available in	West Frisian
Owner	Wikimedia Foundation
Created by	West Frisian Wikipedia community

The West Frisian Wikipedia (Frisian: Frysktalige Wikipedy) is the West Frisian-language edition of the free online encyclopedia, Wikipedia. There are also editions of Wikipedia in the other two Frisian languages, one in North Frisian and the other in Saterland Frisian. It was started on September 2, 2002. On July 11 there were approximately 25,023 articles and 11,584 registered users.

Milestones

100th article - November 8, 2003 (Gysbert Japiks)
2000th article - October 29, 2005 (Willem Loadewyk fan Nassau-Dillenburg)
10,000th article - December 21, 2008 (Schotanusatlas)
15,000th article - March 7, 2010 (Seilbokse)
20,000th article - May 22, 2011 (De Pol)
25,000th article - June 8, 2012 (Doch it foar dyn doarp)

External links

Western Frisian edition of Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

(West Frisian) West Frisian Wikipedia
(West Frisian) West Frisian Wikipedia mobile version

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