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Català: Table 1. Culture gap: 40 Wikipedia language editions coverage (% articles) of 40 Wikipedia language editions CCC. Each row shows the coverage of each Wikipedia language editions’ CCC. The coverage is calculated as the number of articles in a Wikipedia language edition (row) which belong to a Wikipedia language edition CCC (column) divided by the total number of articles in the Wikipedia language edition CCC (column). For an easy identification of values, cells are coloured in red to indicate a percentage lower than 1%, and in green in a continuum until 93.67% (the highest value).
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