: I have to admit some curiousity about the algorithm.  As I stated, the "stable version" should be the most recent text that has been present a majority of the time over a 3 day period.  Note the I write "text" instead of "version".  A new edit creates a new version, even if you are going back to a previous text.  So I hope that you are comparing versions to see what is what.  (A suggestion:  Once you get the history, you should see which recent "versions" have been around the longest, and retrieve them first to decide what the stable version is.) 
 : I also see you "Stablepedia" as being a testbed for the automatic stable versions concept, which is very, very good.  My only concern is that this will do little to discourage vandals:  They still get to see their "work" appear in Wikipedia even if Wikipedia uses the stable versions concept, although the reduced visibility will make doing so somewhat less attractive.  |