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Sat, Oct 12
@Krinkle: great spot and agreed.
Thu, Oct 10
Wed, Oct 9
Per what @MNeisler and I discussed offline, Megan is going to take an initial pass at synthesizing the discussion from yesterday's meeting into a proposal that we'll share with WE 1.2 hypothesis owners before finalizing.
Improvement targets:
- Mobile web: 10% relative increase (y-o-y)
- Note: naturally, we expect CA to increase by 6.5% y-o-y, per T370726
- Mobile apps: 25% relative increase (y-o-y)
Note for our future-selves: "run the fixup maintenance script" is documented as requirement "3." in T371738:
Thank you for sharing this feedback, @Pppery. Some follow-up questions in-line below...
- At least from my experience on MediaWiki.org there are a non-trivial number of Flow boards with zero topics and an empty or no header. It's probably better to delete those outright rather than moving them to subpages.
Can you say a bit more here? What – if any – consequences/complications can you see resulting from archiving empty boards?
Tue, Oct 8
Mon, Oct 7
Fri, Oct 4
Excellent; we'll decide whether we want to tailor the Check message based on paste source as part of T359107. See "Open questions" #4."
Thu, Oct 3
I've updated the task to include data from interventions @HNordeenWMF shared offline.
@putnik: thank you for making us aware of the consesus the ru.wiki reached and filing this ticket!
Draft language for Tech/News cc @Quiddity + @Trizek-WMF:
When people attempt to generate a link to or citation for a blocked domain, [[mw:Edit check|Edit Check]] will now log these attempts in [[Special:Log/spamblacklist]] [[Special:Log/abusefilterblockeddomainhit]].[1]
Nice! @edanders, earlier this week, we talked about the prospect of using this information (were it to be available) to decide when/if to suppress the Paste Check (T359107).
Wed, Oct 2
Notes from what @MNeisler and I talked about offline today...
- The main thing we need to do the kind of analysis this ticket is asking for is knowing:
- Counting the edits a policy we're interested in introducing a Check for is relevant to
- Calculating the rate at which said edits are reverted or produce some other moderation/corrective action
- A few ways we can think of doing the "counting" described above:
- Look at policy-related tags that are explicitly appended to edits
- Look at how often a policy-related template is used (read: transcluded onto user talk pages)
- Write custom logic to categorize edits that are relevant to a particular policy. //This is an approach we took with the Reference Check. See Edit_check/Tags
Per what @MNeisler and I talked about offline, we think a discussion with David, Marielle, Megan, and me is a good next step to resolve the discrepancy between what Megan discovered in T374624#10158451 and what Marielle discovered in T372438#10191087.
Per what @MNeisler and I discussed offline today, work on this ticket is complete for now.