Hi,

On 25/2/20 18:35, Dan Andreescu wrote:
> In my last meeting with Joe they were still collecting requirements, but
> that was before Joe got shifted around the org and I'm guessing the
> project is now done.
>
> This effort is exactly what I'm talking about in my email to product-all
> and tech-all yesterday (subject: The Question and Answer Flow).  Here we
> have a set of questions about community health that we've stopped asking
> because it hasn't been possible to get answers.  I suggest folks who
> care about this chime in there and point to how these metrics would help
> them.

I wanted to share this project that I have just proposed for a project
grant:

https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Grants:Project/Community_Health_Metrics:_Understanding_Editor_Drop-off

We are team of 3 researchers from Eurecat, a research center in
Barcelona. We have quite an extensive experience doing research on
Wikipedia both on content and user interactions.

We understand that the project is quite ambitious and we would like to
involve the community and people that have already worked on the topic
(for example, we have asked Aaron Halfaker to be an advisor for the
project).

For this reason, we would love to have the feedback from this list, and
especially yours, Dan.

We want to make a prototype dashboard as an output of the project so
that the community can see the results of our metrics. To be fair, let
me stress the fact that we want to build a /prototype/. We are
researcher, our main expertise lies in the metrics and analyses. Also,
we are interested in studying editor drop-off, so the metrics that we
will focus on will be the one that we find are relevant with respect to
that.

I hope that you could find this project useful and I hope to read your
feedback.

Cristian




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