Recently there was a discussion on the Advocacy Advisors list about the difference between empowering editors as per the Foundation's mission, and merely enabling them. In trying to understand the feedback, I took a look at the subjects listed on the Wikimedia EP Election Questionnaire from the recent German/EU Policy Issues Survey:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1vSrFiYCAN-RPXdikdkkHmT_ZzWPdD5DcDpMye9uAiHM...
There is more information about the survey at https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/EU_policy/Survey
My concern is that the topics listed, while legitimate concerns all of which I have been active on over the past year and past several years, include far fewer categories which can be construed as actually empowering people to edit, as opposed to merely altering various technical and social systems which enable them to edit or perform various editing-related tasks.
I strongly recommend countering this very likely source of survey outcome bias by asking the community about specific ways to empower more editors, such as linking to fixmyjob.com from a banner and supporting the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and its protocols without reservation.
Best regards, James Salsman