Diff on Break Until 2023

Diff will take a break in publishing between 23rd of December and the 2nd of January, 2023. 

It’s that time of year again. To rest, reflect, and restore in the new year. We appreciate everyone who has visited Diff, written an article, prepared a translation, and helped with giving feedback and advice throughout the year.

Submissions received before the 23rd will still be scheduled to be published within the break. We’ll return on the second of January with a renewed vigor and look forward to your submissions, comments, and continued readership in the new year.

Diff in 2022

Diff entered its second year of existence in 2022. In the past year we’ve seen visitors from nearly every corner of the globe. In 2022, 188,427 visitors stopped by, accumulating 386,331 views. We published 640 posts in dozens of languages from close to 300 authors. We have over 720 email subscribers to Diff who receive every post in their inbox. Our event calendar hosts hundreds of events.

The post popular posts published in 2022?

1. Coming together on-wiki in solidarity with Ukraine
2. Take a journey around the world with the Wiki Loves Monuments winners 2021
3. Wikimania 2022 Grants and Program Submissions OPEN
4. Three Questions for the Wikimedia Foundation’s new CEO, Maryana Iskander
5. Winnie-the-Pooh and Wittgenstein: celebrating Public Domain Day 2022

From what little stats we do track, most traffic from Diff is to Wikimedia projects (Wikipedia, Meta, and Commons take the top three spots). Which is great. It means readers are learning about the Wikimedia movement here on Diff and getting more information from within the projects. Thank you again to everyone who has read, commented, and contributed. See you in 2023!