Hi all. Has been a pleasure to meet you all in Berlin. I wanted to share this link: http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2011/05/17/dpla-europeana about Europeana and the meeting they're having in The Haag.
Moreover, today I added "Statistics" as an Open Issue in our results: I was wondering if we could ask to the Foundation, instead of a grant, some work-time of Erik Zachte to set up a central/federal tool for statistics in Commons. He is probably the best person for that, and a tool ad hoc could serve many participant countries.
(Actually, i'm thinking that asking work-time of an employee instead of "mere" money could be an efficient idea to get things done: we could talk about this to Sj, and then the Board of Trustees could discuss about it.)
Still hoping to participate, cheers,
Aubrey
Hi Andrea,
I put Erik on the cc.
Op 17-5-2011 23:25, Andrea Zanni schreef:
Hi all. Has been a pleasure to meet you all in Berlin. I wanted to share this link: http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2011/05/17/dpla-europeana about Europeana and the meeting they're having in The Haag.
Who are in this meeting exactly?
Moreover, today I added "Statistics" as an Open Issue in our results:
Could you elaborate a bit more on what kind of statistics you would like? We can do a lot already, but the most important one is not possible directly: Number of image views, we have to fall back to the number of views of the articles the images are in. This is a major point for GLAM statistics.
I was wondering if we could ask to the Foundation, instead of a grant, some work-time of Erik Zachte to set up a central/federal tool for statistics in Commons. He is probably the best person for that, and a tool ad hoc could serve many participant countries.
Of course Erik is the best person, but Erik is being flooded with all kind of requests so he barely has the time to do his actual work :-( I see only one solution: We need to clone Erik.
(Actually, i'm thinking that asking work-time of an employee instead of "mere" money could be an efficient idea to get things done: we could talk about this to Sj, and then the Board of Trustees could discuss about it.)
While we work on cloning Erik, maybe some of the other WMF stats guys has time to help out? We do need clear specifications on what kind of statistics we want.
Maarten
Still hoping to participate, cheers,
Aubrey
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Analytics capacity at WMF is growing. I suggest filing a Bugzilla feature request (aka bug) to capture and distribute image requests similar to article view counts, see http:dammit.lt/wikistats
In the longer term adding ip-geo lookup would be awesome but that might require different infrastructure. Also ad hoc querying mined data would be neat. WMF most likely will look into HADOOP more, but focus and timing are still tbd.
Erik
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On May 17, 2011, at 23:49, Maarten Dammers maarten@mdammers.nl wrote:
Hi Andrea,
I put Erik on the cc.
Op 17-5-2011 23:25, Andrea Zanni schreef:
Hi all. Has been a pleasure to meet you all in Berlin. I wanted to share this link: http://www.hyperorg.com/blogger/2011/05/17/dpla-europeana about Europeana and the meeting they're having in The Haag.
Who are in this meeting exactly?
Moreover, today I added "Statistics" as an Open Issue in our results:
Could you elaborate a bit more on what kind of statistics you would like? We can do a lot already, but the most important one is not possible directly: Number of image views, we have to fall back to the number of views of the articles the images are in. This is a major point for GLAM statistics.
I was wondering if we could ask to the Foundation, instead of a grant, some work-time of Erik Zachte to set up a central/federal tool for statistics in Commons. He is probably the best person for that, and a tool ad hoc could serve many participant countries.
Of course Erik is the best person, but Erik is being flooded with all kind of requests so he barely has the time to do his actual work :-( I see only one solution: We need to clone Erik.
(Actually, i'm thinking that asking work-time of an employee instead of "mere" money could be an efficient idea to get things done: we could talk about this to Sj, and then the Board of Trustees could discuss about it.)
While we work on cloning Erik, maybe some of the other WMF stats guys has time to help out? We do need clear specifications on what kind of statistics we want.
Maarten
Still hoping to participate, cheers,
Aubrey
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Hoi Erik,
I'm highlighting one point from your email because I think it's very important.
Op 18-5-2011 8:10, Erik Zachte schreef:
Analytics capacity at WMF is growing. I suggest filing a Bugzilla feature request (aka bug) to capture and distribute image requests similar to article view counts, see http:dammit.lt/wikistats
Looks like we already have a bug open for some years now: https://bugzilla.wikimedia.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14890 . I raised the importance from "low" to "high".
Solving this bug would mean a huge improvement for most image related projects like photo competitions and GLAM partnerships.
Maarten
Andrea Zanni, 17/05/2011 23:25:
(Actually, i'm thinking that asking work-time of an employee instead of "mere" money could be an efficient idea to get things done: we could talk about this to Sj, and then the Board of Trustees could discuss about it.)
Officially, the WMF is already available for this, but wants clear priorities for what's needed, AFAIK. This should be the place: http://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Research_Data_Proposals#Usage_statistics
Nemo
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