I think my usage pattern is probably a significant one for all the non-english Wikipedia's and a reason why it has bested some language specific ones.. But I w

I think my usage pattern is probably a significant one for all the non-english Wikipedia's and a reason why it has bested some language specific ones.. But I wasn't really saying my use case was common only showing it as another example where choices made to reduce UI and thereby improve some use cases must hurt others. That kind of mobile site should have a short life as mobile comes up to the bear minimum of 1990s utility as long as we don't give mobile UI a life of it's own with silly nonsense like bottom menu's for the lazy phablet user.. Making the screen shrink for input is the vendors problem. Wanting phablet users to be the priority users of all UIs is the pony we don't give them now that mobile is all grown up and we can ignore their tantrums.