On 7/2/2011 12:34 PM, Casey Brown wrote:
On Sat, Jul 2, 2011 at 10:52
AM,<carolmooredc(a)verizon.net> wrote:
I had a bit of trouble figuring out what the
targets and strategy for
increasing participation are, however.
The part you just pasted linked to
<http://strategy.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_Movement_Strategic_Plan_Summary/Summary>,
which gives these as the 2015 targets:
* Increase the total number of people served to 1 billion
* Increase the number of Wikipedia articles we offer to 50 million
* Ensure information is high quality by increasing the percentage of
material reviewed to be of high or very high quality by 25 percent
* Encourage readers to become contributors by increasing the number of
total editors per month who made>5 edits to 200,000
* Support healthy diversity in the editing community by doubling the
percentage of female editors to 25 percent and increase the percentage
of Global South editors to 37 percent
Did you already see that? If you didn't see that, then I think those
are the targets and the last seems to be related to this list.
Thanks. I must have
clicked on strategy again instead of targets by
mistake. 25% would be a good start. I dislike phrase Global South since
needs too much explanation. But "the 2/3 (or whatever percent) of the
human population which lives in the economically developing world" is a
bit of a mouthful. It also helps to remind people that wikimedias exist
in dozens of languages, but how to add that to one short phrase, I know not!
If you already saw it, then what other targets are you
looking for? We
might have another page bout it somewhere.
Casey