If either a public API were implemented, or a mirror of the
(non-confidential parts at least) database were available on WMFlabs,
then volunteers could happily generate all sorts of reports and tools,
which would probably be far more effective than expecting WMF
development to create new reporting pages that are publicly visible
(noting that some non-public reports are available to those chosen for
OTRS access). This has all been raised before, so anyone with a
technical interest would do well to contribute to
https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/tag/wikimedia-otrs/ so that these
proposals can be prioritized.
As I'm one of the keen ex-volunteers bounced out of the system a few
months ago without any sensible explanation, it comes as no surprise
that there is a shortage of appropriately experienced volunteers that
can help with Commons image donations.
Fae
On 4 February 2015 at 12:19, Krd <krd(a)wikipedia.de> wrote:
...which is in detail?