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Seems unbiased to me 
As expected, the 100+ edits version is...
why is Russia blank? does no one in Russia edit wikipedia??
Looks like it's filtered by 5 to 99 edits. Maybe the 100 to more is so overwhelming russian that would not show the other countries.
It would need to be seen if a map of russian speakers would show the same results.
Russia doesn't show up when filtering by 100+ edits either. Does Wikipedia ban Russian IPs?
And thinking about it, whay I said didn't make sense neither, russian would still be the great majority of users doing 5 to 99 edits each. Don't know how easy is to find this info, but a better measure would be (number of edits in russian) / (number of russian speakers) by country.
Maybe the 100 to more is so overwhelming russian that would not show the other countries.
Nope actually.
I have the same question. You’d think the majority of edits would come from Russia when the content is about Russia. Then again it may be because of conflicts between the west and Russia, considering Wikipedia is at least western leaning.
About what you'd expect from CIApedia. Disappointed to see Kirgizstan so heavily featured, but not surprised.
I wonder what the distribution of edits is between Ukraine and the Donbas
I wonder if Donbass users even get registered as Ukrainian. Their internet is likely provided by Russia so the IP addresses they're given might just come up as Russian.
good point
Surprised Baltics aren't darker
They are probably trying to forget Russian right now to not be deported by their fash regimes.
How do you access this graph?
I have a school assignment it would be useful for.
what are these kyrgyz up to???
A bit more accurate version 
I can't spot any difference.
I tried to hilight Langley but Lemmy scales the picture down and the dot disappears
Think you're off by about 500 miles there unless there's some deep lore about South Carolina
Link to the page plus a higher-res screenshot:
I'll take 500 mile accuracy any day, my knowledge of US geography is like 90% from movies
I know that there are Russian minorities in Central Asia, but Kyrgyzstan...?
There is a lot of western funded NGO activity in the Central Asian countries and a lot of effort being made by the imperialists to stir up trouble, instability and resentment toward Russia and China there.
Ah, that makes sense, though I expected the majority of contributions from that region to be from Kazakhstan considering the mass protests last year as well as the much larger population.
Didn't it get couped by pro-west gits?
That’s odd, Russian Wikipedia comes up often even in English Yandex.
Do you think these results are affected by VPN usage?