Hi,
I need some clarification for several questions in the survey.
D1a. In what year did you first start contributing to Wikipedia? -- Do you accept non-Gregorian calendars here? If not, we might better to give some indication with the box, for example, something equivalent to " A.D. _____ ". Without any given notice, people might expect their own calendars.
D11. In a typical day, how much time do you spend on your computer? -- The candidates here look less regular. Is it intentional to have "8-9" as the second candidate, not "9-10"?
Q9. -- Here you mention several websites/services including Facebook and Farmville. Those examples might give less or no information to non-English users. Are we allowed to "localize" it into a well-known counterpart in our own language community? (Sir48 asked the same question at [[meta:Talk:Wikipedia Editors Survey 2011/Translation/en]], and got no reply yet.)
Best, Whym
On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 10:52 AM, Alex Zariv lists@alexzariv.com wrote:
Hello all,
Today we are starting a new translation request for the 2011 Wikipedia Editors Survey[1].
The Wikimedia Foundation's Global Development Department is running this 50 question, 18 minute long survey to better understand the Wikipedia editing community. The survey will allow us to refresh our data, get more accurate, reliable, and valid sample data, determine influences on Wikipedia activities, understand editing activities, and find ways to improve retention and increase diversity.
As this is a global survey of all of our Wikipedia projects, we would like to have it translated into as many languages as possible so that many people can participate. If you are interested in helping with this, please see the Translation page[2] for tips and for the translation workspace.
Please note that all translations need to be completed by March 23rd, so that we may begin programming the survey into our system and have it ready by the end of March.
If you have any questions about this request or need assistance, please feel free to ask on the list, the request's talk page, or on IRC.
Thanks
Alex and Casey
[1] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_Editors_Survey_2011 [2] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia_Editors_Survey_2011/Translation
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