Freemasonry

Freemasonry - group of fraternal organizations; originates from 14th-c. stonemason fraternities; members are initiated into 3 levels (Apprentice, Fellowcraft, Master Mason); organized into lodges, supervised by a Grand Lodge, but with no worldwide governing body. Article "Freemasonry" in English Wikipedia has 96.8 points for quality (as of March 1, 2021). The article contains, among others metrics, 164 references and 19 sections.

This article has the best quality in Persian Wikipedia. However, this article is the most popular in current language version.

Achievements in February 2021:

Global Wikipedia:

The 565^th most popular in all topics.

The 2779^th most popular in AI.

English Wikipedia:

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The 1588^th most popular in English Wikipedia.

In February 2021 the article "Freemasonry" was edited by 5 authors in English Wikipedia and written by 52 authors in all languages (2779^th place).

Since the creation of article "Freemasonry", its content was written by 2901 authors in English Wikipedia (2559^th place) and edited by 17868 authors in all languages (312^th place).

The article is cited 7386 times in English Wikipedia (2187^th place) and cited 33196 times in all languages (4054^th place).

The highest Authors’ Interest rank from 2002:

• Local (English): #93 in June 2002
• Global: #91 in September 2005

The highest popularity rank from 2008:

• Local (English): #115 in September 2009
• Global: #66 in July 2011

There are 52 language versions for this article in WikiRank database (of the considered 55 Wikipedia language editions).

The quality and popularity assessment was based on Wikipedia dumps from March 1, 2021 (including revision history and pageviews for previous years).

The table below shows the language versions of the article with the highest quality.

#	Language	Quality grade	Quality score
1	Persian فراماسونری		98.6838
2	English Freemasonry		96.8134
3	Czech Svobodné zednářství		96.5263
4	Portuguese Maçonaria		94.6032
5	German Freimaurerei		94.1204
6	Japanese フリーメイソン		93.6938
7	Chinese 共济会		92.0127
8	Greek Ελευθεροτεκτονισμός		91.4104
9	Indonesian Freemasonry		89.2955
10	Esperanto Framasonismo		85.3841

The following table shows the most popular language versions of the article.

#	Language	Pop. award	Relative popularity
1	English Freemasonry		100
2	French Franc-maçonnerie		31.1152
3	German Freimaurerei		26.4594
4	Russian Масонство		23.494
5	Spanish Francmasonería		22.9826
6	Japanese フリーメイソン		19.7588
7	Italian Massoneria		14.8186
8	Portuguese Maçonaria		14.5716
9	Polish Wolnomularstwo		14.013
10	Chinese 共济会		12.2884

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest Authors’ Interest.

#	Language	AI award	Relative AI
1	Italian Massoneria		100
2	Spanish Francmasonería		88.8889
3	English Freemasonry		55.5556
4	Georgian მასონობა		44.4444
5	Azerbaijani Masonluq		33.3333
6	German Freimaurerei		33.3333
7	Hungarian Szabadkőművesség		33.3333
8	Chinese 共济会		22.2222
9	Russian Масонство		22.2222
10	Bulgarian Масонство		22.2222

The following table shows the language versions of the article with the highest number of citations.

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The WikiRank project is intended for automatic relative evaluation of the articles in the various language versions of Wikipedia. At the moment the service allows to compare over 39 million Wikipedia articles in 55 languages. Quality scores of articles are based on Wikipedia dumps from March, 2021. When calculating current popularity and AI of articles data from February 2021 was taken into account. For historical values of polularity and AI WikiRank used data from 2002 to 2021... More information