What percentage of the population must be behind it for a revolution to be successful?

by cranialflux

In "The Unthinkable Revolution in Iran" Charles Kurzman writes that he considers the Iranian revolution to be a deviant case since 10 percent or more of the Iranian population participated, and compares that to the French Revolution (<2%) and the overthrow of Soviet communism (<1%). I was wondering in the cases where it's known, what are the participation rates in other successful or failed revolutions? Is there a general number that indicates almost certain success or almost certain failure.

Note: By successful revolution I mean one that manages to overthrow the government.

cranialflux

And as a followup meta question: How do I remove the CENTRAL ASIA tag from this question? I don't even know how it got tagged in the first place.