@Krinkle I’m no longer maintaining WikiApiary. @MarkAHershberger has taken that over. As for this bug, I'd probably close it and someone can reopen if they observe this behavior.

@Aklapper I’m no longer running this plugin so I’m unable to help out further. Sorry.

@Dzahn thanks for the followup!

FYI I sent a list of current subscribers to @MarkAHershberger so he should be able to populate the list.

For reference this mailing list has about 50 members and has 0-20 messages a month.

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In T76356#823712, @Ironholds wrote:

Hurm. Okay, this is weird. Good find on the Metroid one, though - just the same pattern.

In T76356#823701, @Ironholds wrote:

That would be tremendously helpful! Thanks so much!

Also, FWIW, this edit shows what commit was running before and after the edit count changed.

All of the data WikiApiary collects is in MySQL in a time-series format. Would there be any queries that would be helpful for me to run? Worth seeing if other wikis have had drops in edit count?

Hello all. I’m the person that runs WikiApiary with the help of a number of other contribitors (kghbln, nemo_bis, others).

In T56425#808624, @MarkAHershberger wrote:

Markus and I will be implementing this for 1.25.

I would totally be excited about WikiApiary being used to support this project. I think we could easily add a "Private" flag. In fact, on the roadmap is a feature to allow Bumble Bee to login to a remote wiki as a user to get statistics (for sites that have Read API Denied for public). Having flags of "Public, Login, Private" would make sense to facilitate this.