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Graph 5: Hours to pages As illustrated in the bubble chart, higher number of text pages added was not always associated with higher number of participants and more hours input to implementation did not necessarily related to more participants or more content added for the 11 edit-a-thons for which data are available.
Graph 6: Hours to pages This box plot depicts the distribution of how many hours were invested into edit-a-thon events per page created (by bytes added), reports were highly varied and ranged from 0.25 hours to 4.5 hours invested per page of text added. However, the 50% of reported values occurring around the median of 1.1 hours ranged from 0.63 to 2.25, a much closer approximation of the most typical range for these events.
Graph 5: Hours to pages As illustrated in the bubble chart, higher number of text pages added was not always associated with higher number of participants and more hours input to implementation did not necessarily related to more participants or more content added for the 11 edit-a-thons for which data are available.
Graph 6: Hours to pages This box plot depicts the distribution of how many hours were invested into edit-a-thon events per page created (by bytes added), reports were highly varied and ranged from 0.25 hours to 4.5 hours invested per page of text added. However, the 50% of reported values occurring around the median of 1.1 hours ranged from 0.63 to 2.25, a much closer approximation of the most typical range for these events.
