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Thanks for your thoughts, Kerry and Jonathan!
Here is some response for your comments.
1. Regarding the targeted projects.
project at various periods after the
> invitation is accepted (when is it accepted? See above)
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Hi Bowen,
If you are going to promote wikiprojects by recommendation then you need to
test different styles of recommendation. Taking what may still be the two
biggest wikiprojects, MILHIST and professional wrestling, what worked as an
invitation for either might be quite different than what
Looking at the list of WikiProjects you pointed at, they seem to be a mixture
of what I would call "process" projects (e.g. Articles for Creation, Deletion
Sorting) vs "content" projects (e.g. Military History, Television) vs a third
group like "Women in Red" (which is part process, part
