How can we turn on feedback for articles on ENWP? How about pages in the
Help namespace?
On Mon, Mar 25, 2013 at 9:04 AM, Fabrice Florin <fflorin(a)wikimedia.org>wrote;wrote:
Hi Denis,
Thanks so much for your kind words -- and kudos to members of your team
and community who made the German release go so smoothly.
Have you received any more feedback from the German community about the
new features?
I am really glad that we were all able to work together so well -- and
look forward to more transatlantic collaborations with you all!
In the meantime, we hope to deploy on the English and French Wikipedias
this Tuesday evening, and will keep adding final features that are still
awaiting code review in coming days. Stay tuned ...
Fabrice
On Mar 25, 2013, at 3:31 AM, Denis Barthel wrote:
Hi Fabrice, hi all,
Please allow me to add many thanks to all supporters from the community whose continuous
stream of ideas, help and efforts were a valuable resource for this new version. I'd
like to thank the members of the German Wikipedia community, especially TMg, Miss Sophie,
Atlasowa, Svebert, Der Hexer and Goldzahn. Over here at Wikimedia Deutschland, my
colleagues Kai Nissen and Angelika Mühlbauer (former Angelika Adam :)) were of great help
on the technical side.
I am grateful for all the hard and dedicated work which has been done by Mathias and all
members of the team in San Francisco. But some special thanks to Fabrice Florin, who right
from the beginning had a special understanding for the needs of a transatlantic
cooperation between WMF, WMDE and the German Wikipedia community. Your commitment and your
willingness to team up across borders is exemplary.
It's been a pleasure working with you and we look forward to future collaborative
projects and cooperation with your teams.
Best regards,
Denis Barthel
Am 21.03.2013 01:51, schrieb Fabrice Florin:
Hi SJ,
Thanks so much for your kind words -- and for your thoughtful
recommendations on the English Wikipedia RfC, which were really appreciated
;o)
I also forgot to thank one more team member, designer Pau Giner, who
streamlined the user interface to make it a lot easier to moderate
feedback.
Some of the first comments we are getting on the German Wikipedia talk
pages have noted this improvement -- and a former critic of the tool just
said that "the new system is much better, clearer, faster".
Kudos to all who made this possible!
Fabrice
On Mar 20, 2013, at 5:04 PM, Samuel Klein wrote:
This is great. Thanks for the update, Fabrice, and for shepherding
this through many different community discussions.
SJ
On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 6:19 PM, Fabrice Florin <fflorin(a)wikimedia.org>
wrote:
Hi folks,
I am happy to report that we deployed an updated version of Article
feedback v5 on the German Wikipedia yesterday, at long last. :)
This new version includes these new features:
• Better feedback filters
• Simpler moderation tools for editors
• Separate reader moderation tools
• Discuss on talk page / contact post author
The release went well and the tools are now being tested by German
community members. You can see these new features in action on this central
feedback page for the German Wikipedia, where feedback from about 13,000
articles is being collected:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spezial:Artikelr%C3%BCckmeldungen_v5
If you would like to test the new features on the German Wikipedia,
please restrict your posts and moderations to this minor test page:
http://de.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Spezial:Artikelr%C3%BCckmeldungen…
If you prefer to test in English on our prototype site, visit this
testing page on MediaWiki:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Article_feedback/Version_5/Testing
We've updated our help pages on MediaWiki to describe all the new
features that are being deployed:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Article_feedback/Version_5/Help/Editors
Next, we are planning to deploy Article feedback to French Wikipedia
next Tuesday, March 26 (starting with just a few articles, then going up to
42,000 articles a few weeks later). We will also be releasing this new tool
on the English Wikipedia next Tuesday (that release is being delayed so we
can complete the feedback data conversion -- as well as disable the
'feedback from watched pages' feature, which is causing database cache
issues). Note that AFT will only be enabled on an opt-in basis on the
English Wikipedia, as requested by the community in last month's RfC; but
many editors have already started to re-enable AFT5 for articles they are
watching, and we hope the tool will continue to help them and others
improve Wikipedia based on reader feedback in coming months.
To track this multi-site release, visit this Etherpad page, which is
being updated every day and includes a list of known issues:
http://etherpad.wikimedia.org/AFT5-release
This will be our final release for AFT this fiscal year. Our current
plan is to complete these three deployments, then monitor activity on the
English, French and German Wikipedias in the next couple months and wait
for their communities to vote on a wider release. If these pilots are
successful, we will consider supporting a few more deployments this summer,
for projects that have reached consensus for a wide release of the tool (so
far, we've received a variety of requests from the Chinese, Hungarian,
Kannada and other Wikipedias, as well as Commons). A more detailed roadmap
for this product is outlined on this 2013 release plan:
http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Article_feedback/Version_5/Release_Plan_2013
I would like to take this opportunity to give a big round of applause to
lead developer Matthias Mullie for this major milestone, as well as thank
Benny, Kaldari, Luke, S Page, Aaron and Asher for carefully reviewing all
his new code -- and Chris, Oliver and others for helping test it. Special
thanks as well to our partners at the German Wikipedia: Denis Barthel,
Sebastian Peisker and Raimond Spekking, who have worked beyond the call of
duty to make this release possible -- as well as to Benoit Evellin, who is
spearheading the French deployment. Last but not least, we are very
grateful to all other colleagues who contributed to this final phase:
Dario, Philippe, Roan, Howie, Terry and Erik, to name but a few. It's a
true pleasure to be working with you all!
I will send another update after we deploy the new features on the
French and English Wikipedias.
Onward!
Fabrice
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