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Line 51: #Due to the nature of PSB (print publication, not easily updated) and my own observation (how many Poles who have articles on Wikipedia are not listed in PSB), it should be noted that PSB does not represent perfect coverage in its area. But for now I assume that the number of articles about Poles Wiki has that are not on PSB, and the number of missing articles from Wikipedia that are covered on PSB evens out. Conclusion: assuming PSB represents the average coverage of specialized knowledge on (English) Wikipedia, Wikipedia has covers currently about 3% of such knowledge. Therefore Wikipedia will be approaching somewhat comprehensive coverage of specialized knowledge when we have about ~~400~~40,000,000 articles. This is a very rough estimate, but it is my reply to some people who said there is not enough encyclopedic knowledge [[Wikipedia:Two-million pool\|to merit 2,000,000 articles]], as well as to the very optimistic estimates of [[Wikipedia:WikiProject Missing encyclopedic articles]] (Biographies - 92.6% done ?? who are they kidding? :D ) === To do ===

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