Forwarding Katherine's email because this may also be of interest to
technical audiences and Wikimedia affiliates who don't subscribe to
Wikimedia-l. Also including Research-l because the strategy process
will likely be influenced by existing research, and may involve new
research initiatives.
Hi Pine,
My response is not directly related to editor contributions to Japanese
Wikipedia but you may still be interested to know:
We are aiming to learn more about Japanese Wikipedia readers (aim = we're
interested, we asked a member of the Japanese Wikipedia community to help
us translate the
Thanks for the release, Alex. I am sorry to see this resource go but agree
the data will be of great interest to researchers / app developers.
In terms of how to best store the data and metadata for long-term
preservation and discoverability, my recommendation is to use an open data
registry
The topic of audiences was discussed at today's WMF Metrics and
Activities meeting.
Looking at https://stats.wikimedia.org/EN/Sitemap.htm, and sorting by
editors (5+ per million speakers), there are some language communities
that appear to have high participation rates on their language's
edition
Adam,
Thanks so much for your warm words. It is much appreciated, not to mention
encouraging -- there's nothing better than knowing this paper is of use to
others. :)
Your ORES initiative is important and very relevant not only to the
education program, but to the way we review articles in
