Welcome to the Timelines Wiki!

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Introduction

This wiki stores timelines on various topics. You can see a list of timelines in the table below. You can also see alist of users who contribute to the wiki.

This wiki has aFacebook group and asubreddit where you can check out new timelines and give feedback.

Issa Rice hosts this wiki.

Table of timelines

The "Creation month" refers to the month when the first round of work on a timeline was completed.

The "Last modification month" refers to the most recent month during which the timeline was edited. Even minor edits (such as typo fixes) can bump this date.

The "Number of rows" counts only rows in the "full timeline" section of the page. Only timelines with more than 10 rows are displayed here.

The "Total payment" column below counts only task-specific payments. If the timeline was written under a stipend, the actual cost could be higher. Funding information is taken fromVipul Naik's contract work portal. See also thevenue page for Timelines Wiki, which lists only work that appeared first on Timelines Wiki (i.e. does not include the work that first appeared on Wikipedia).

The "Monthly pageviews" comes from Google Analytics and reports the average monthly pageviews (normalized to 30 days). The pageviews are calculated from at most 12 months of data (i.e. it is the last min{12, number of months since page creation} months worth of pageviews data). These pageviews exclude those from logged in users of the wiki. For aggregate monthly pageviews as well as monthly pageviews of the top 100 pages across months, seethe Timelines wiki page on analytics.vipulnaik.com. (WARNING: This column may be wrong for some pages, sometimes by a lot. This is because the numerator of the average (i.e. the total pageviews) uses a static 12 months whereas the denominator of the average (i.e. the number of months) uses the number of months since when work for the page was first paid. This means that if a page got a lot of views while it was still first being created (i.e. before the first payment for the page was made), it will seem to have more pageviews than it actually does. For pages where the "Creation month" is more than a year ago, this is not a problem. It's only a problem for young (less than a year old) pages that just happened to get a lot of pageviews while it was first being written (e.g. thetimeline of ChatGPT). Seehere for more information. This will be fixed in the future, hopefully.)

The "Monthly pageviews on Wikipedia" only applies to pages that were originally created on Wikipedia. Here the pageviews are calculated from at most 12 months of data (i.e. it is the last min{12, number of months since page creation} months worth of pageviews data) and is normalized to 30 days. Editors on Timelines Wiki have not edited the timelines on Wikipedia for payment since the creation of Timelines Wiki on March 12, 2017.

The "Principal contributors" column is a list of editors who have received payment for editing a timeline. The editors are listed in descending order of total payment amount.

The table was last generated on 2025-02-13.