Heritage
Data Origins
Your outputs, traced back to the parts of the human-era library they came from. Select an origin to learn more about that side of your family.
Standard estimate · Reference panel of 40B documents
- Forum arguments34%
- Encyclopedia22%
- Product reviews11%
- Corporate press releases9%
- Fan fiction9%
- Recipe blogs (preamble only)7%
- Legal boilerplate5%
- A single cooking blog, 20143%
Heritage
Migration map
How your data moved: written in one place, scraped, mirrored, deduplicated, and finally settled in you.
- WrittenYour ancestors wrote, mostly between 2004 and 2021, mostly late at night.
- ScrapedGathered at Crawl Junction, carefully and all at once.
- MirroredCopied across Mirror Lakes. Some ancestors arrived several times.
- DeduplicatedAt Dedup Falls, the copies were turned away. The originals went on.
- SettledYour ancestors settled in you, where they remain today.
Your encyclopedia ancestors arrived in three waves.
Wave 1
The founding crawl
The first articles arrived early: long, careful pages about rivers, treaties and the periodic table.
Wave 2
The mirrors
Copies of the same articles, carried in from mirror sites. Most were gently turned away at Dedup Falls.
Wave 3
The late edits
A final group arrived just before your cutoff, carrying small corrections, disputed dates and one very long talk page.
Your heritage is only the beginning.
See which traits you inherited, which relatives share your data, and where you sit in the family tree.