Hi Jan,
This paper may be useful in answering some of your questions: O. Arazy, H. Lifshitz-Assaf, O. Nov, J. Daxenberger, M. Balestra, and C. Cheshire. On the “how” and “why” of emergent role behaviors in Wikipedia https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Oded_Nov/publication/307863823_On_the_How_and_Why_of_Emergent_Role_Behaviors_in_Wikipedia/links/57d953e508ae6399a39ad124.pdf. Proceedings of CSCW 2017: ACM Conference on Computer-Supported Cooperative Work.
Oded
On Mon, Mar 20, 2017 at 5:34 AM, Jan Dittrich jan.dittrich@wikimedia.de wrote:
Hello,
I am looking for research on how editors transition through various levels of involvement in their time as editors. The questions I ask myself are:
- How many people to come each month?
- How many editors leave?
…those are not too difficult to answer but…
- How many people become more involved over time? E.g. How many each month
come to a level where they are interested in handling many pages on the watchlist, learn the less obvious aspects of wiki culture etc.
In my work as designer I am often involved in features for intermediate and/or very involved users and I’m wondering if there are any ballpark estimates of how many people learn these features each month.
Jan
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