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This plot shows the distribution of unanswered questions by subject, on the Wikipedia:Reference desk over 4 weeks in October 2007. The total number of questions asked was 1860, of which 75 (4%) remained unanswered.
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| current | 06:42, 2 November 2007 | | 789 × 793 (33 KB) | Rockpocket | This plot shows the distribution of unanswered questions by subject, on the Wikipedia:Reference desk over 4 weeks in October 2007. The total number of questions asked was 1860, of which 75 (4%) remained unanswered. |
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