Romaine, Lydia and Wikidatans,

In what ways can we engage the weekly summary and the newsletter, and other
approaches, for example, to help educate users about best ways to "add a
newly written article to an item," or a language, easily, since
wikidata/wikibase
beneficial changes to Wikipedia may well lead to less authorial/editorial
ease?

Wikipedia's initial wondrous growth into 287 + languages is due
significantly to ease of crowd-source editing this collaborative wiki
encyclopedia, as I see it, and this is well worth trying to continue to
facilitate for many, many reasons. Flourishing users and editors are one of
the most important communities to nurture, as I see it. How best to help
users understand wikidata?

Scott




On Sat, Oct 11, 2014 at 7:01 PM, Romaine Wiki <romaine.w...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> For more than a year I am asking users to add their articles to Wikidata
> when they have written it. That seems succesful, they added their articles
> more and more and did understand how to do that. Until recently. Now I get
> more and more complaints from users that they do not understand any more
> how to add a newly written article to an item. They seem to have tried, but
> fail in actual getting it managed. That is a worse development!
>
> Romaine
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