Le esto: GNU Contributor Statistics for November 2010 y me pareció curioso crear un ranking con los 15 países que más colaboran:
| Country | Contributors | % contr |
| USA | 1308 | 28,0386 |
| Germany | 654 | 14,0193 |
| France | 360 | 7,7170 |
| UK | 208 | 4,4587 |
| Canada | 207 | 4,4373 |
| Japan | 196 | 4,2015 |
| Sweden | 178 | 3,8156 |
| Australia | 144 | 3,0868 |
| India | 127 | 2,7224 |
| Netherlands | 113 | 2,4223 |
| Italy | 109 | 2,3365 |
| Russia | 95 | 2,0364 |
| Austria | 88 | 1,8864 |
| Spain | 84 | 1,8006 |
| China | 79 | 1,6935 |
Como vemos, En España estamos en 15º. Ahora se me ocurrió ampliar esta información añadiendo la población estimada para 2010 de cada uno de los países. Extraída de Wikipedia. Y obtengo la siguiente lista de países (He excluído Luxemburgo, Lietchtenstein, Montenegro e Islandia por tener menos de un millón de habitantes y atentar con fastidiarme la estadística, por tener mucho porcentaje de colaboración por habitante):
| Country | Contributors | Population 2010 | Contributors / Pop (ppm) | % contr |
| Sweden | 178 | 9.401.925 | 18,9323 | 3,8206 |
| Austria | 88 | 8.396.760 | 10,4802 | 1,8888 |
| Denmark | 58 | 5.557.709 | 10,4360 | 1,2449 |
| Slovenia | 20 | 2.058.400 | 9,7163 | 0,4293 |
| Norway | 44 | 4.911.800 | 8,9580 | 0,9444 |
| Germany | 654 | 81.802.000 | 7,9949 | 14,0373 |
| New Zealand | 35 | 4.388.100 | 7,9761 | 0,7512 |
| Ireland | 32 | 4.470.700 | 7,1577 | 0,6868 |
| Netherlands | 113 | 16.629.600 | 6,7951 | 2,4254 |
| Finland | 36 | 5.374.600 | 6,6982 | 0,7727 |
| Australia | 144 | 22.534.000 | 6,3903 | 3,0908 |
| Canada | 207 | 34.323.000 | 6,0309 | 4,4430 |
| Israel | 44 | 7.653.600 | 5,7489 | 0,9444 |
| Switzerland | 44 | 7.782.900 | 5,6534 | 0,9444 |
| France | 360 | 65.447.374 | 5,5006 | 7,7270 |
Es esta tabla, en españa estamos los 25º, siendo más de 60… no está mal.
Dejo el archivo en formato ODS aquí (19Kb)
Interesante 😀 ^^
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@SuperFriki
Thanks!
Se ven muy interesantes las estadisticas, gracias por la info 🙂
@rosario
Gracias a ti, por comentar 🙂
Okay, interesting breakdown by population! I never really thought about it that way. Seeing the numbers adjusted per capita really shifts the perspective, doesn’t it? Spain being 15th overall sounds alright, but then dropping to 25th when you factor in population…ouch! It’s kind of like how some horror games try to mess with your expectations. You think you’re safe, then BAM, the game throws a curveball at you. In this case, the curveball is realizing that other countries are way more actively contributing relative to their size.