Sun, Nov 05, 2006
At WikiSym last August, WardCunningham showed some regional trends comparing Google searches for "wiki" and "blog." Overall, searches for "blog" (in red) steadily outpace searches for "wiki" (in blue), although the rate of growth is about the same for both. (LH4)
Ward pointed out that the phenomenon is reversed in Germany: (LH6)
The same is true in Japan, except the difference is even more pronounced: (LH8)
At WikiWednesday this past week, PeterThoeny said that he had shown similar trends for a recent Wiki talk, and that he also showed the trends in France: (LHA)
Whoa, Nellie! Apparently, the French don't care much for Wikis. It was a shock for me to see this, as I know several stellar French members of the Wiki community and even more French-speaking members. Any thoughts as to why this might be the case? (LHC)
/tech/wiki | Posted at 1:15pm
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