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During the hachathon 2017, a user gave me this feedback. He was comparing the analytics API for stats and the classical Mediawiki API. "Make a request on Mediawiki API is very slow, because the API is requesting directly on the wiki. Thresholds are very low to request the wiki. Some big requests are very slow and would go faster if the API calls were possible from a mirror site without any risk to put the wiki down."

During the hachathon 2017, @PierreSelim gave me this feedback. He was comparing the analytics API for stats and the classical Mediawiki API. "Make a request on Mediawiki API is very slow, because the API is requesting directly on the wiki. Thresholds are very low to request the wiki. Some big requests are very slow and would go faster if the API calls were possible from a mirror site without any risk to put the wiki down."

During the hachathon 2017, a user@PierreSelim gave me this feedback. He was comparing the analytics API for stats and the classical Mediawiki API. "Make a request on Mediawiki API is very slow, because the API is requesting directly on the wiki. Thresholds are very low to request the wiki. Some big requests are very slow and would go faster if the API calls were possible from a mirror site without any risk to put the wiki down."