I'm going to pretend that Logan's post meant that he was active.

So I'll start the first question.

1. Name the 9 projects of the Wikimedia Foundation.

Wiktionary, Wikinews, Wikiquote, Wikibooks, Wikipedia, Wikispecies, Wikisource, Wikiversity, Meta-wiki

lol, that was fast ^_^

And wrong, Meta-wiki should be replaced with Commons.

So full list is

Wiktionary, Wikinews, Wikiquote, Wikibooks, Wikipedia, Wikispecies, Wikisource, Wikiversity, Commons

Missed Commons :P, but I'm surprised you knew that Wikipedia was one since it isn't "completely" obvious from the front page.
Edit: Meh, I'd say Meta-Wiki should count, but maybe I should've said just 9, instead of the 9.

Next question soon.

whoa :squee:

I'm SO in too many threads at once

xD I made another post with the proper list that replaces Meta with Commons.

2. What is the Picture of the Day for July 10th, 2006?

lulzz

Originally Posted by LemonWarlord

2. What is the Picture of the Day for July 10th, 2006?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Picture_of_the_day/July_2006

edit: lawl XD

just too late

xD That's a great picture of the day. Very random.

I kno rite?
Great pic of a pirate.
Fiarra gets another point

Fiarra-2

Next question soon.

*fidgets anxiously* I need to stay focused. Otherwise I'll get distracted on the site! XDD

But! So many great distractions out there!

3. What is Wikipedia's oldest article and when was it made?

UuU - January 16th 2001

...I think that's right?

Originally Posted by LemonWarlord

3. What is Wikipedia's oldest article and when was it made?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/West_Virginia
West Virginia article
25 January 2001


? Dx

I'm too latez. Oh well. xD *frolics*

Apparently that is correct.
Wikipedia's own special pages are wrong XD

Hiya Thoth! Come join us for the rest of the round. :3

Which was right? Wiki's history pages are confusing

They are, but UuU appears to be correct.

Fiarra - 3

Thoth, the round is still young :D

Edit: Next Question coming soon.

*rolls around excitedly* <3

I don't understand. Weren't we supposed to give the article and the date? you asked what is the oldest article and what date?

I found the answer here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikiped...and_other_data

Meh, I kinda did the question bad since I didn't refer to Wiki-phase II which is in reference to the one that started in November.

Next question

4. Name the two languages which their respective Wikis have no articles.

What I thought from that page was that West Virginia was just the one that to this day has lasted the longest. But right above it is the fact that there were even earlier edits to pages that existed at the time and no longer do. But it's up to Lemon how he "scores" that quesion.