China: Tracking Olympics stats by wiki

Posted 17 August 2008 1:06 GMT

Countries	China, U.S.A.
Topics	Sport, Technology
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Special	Olympics

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Twitter user @davesgonechina points us to the Olympics 2008 Dashboard over at wiki site Zoho, and of the stats there notes: “Zoho medal count wiki shows China leading in golds because of womens events.”

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