Dear "Foundation" members, I'm a very recent newbie so I apologize in advance for asking questions that are already answered on Wikipedia. My only excuse is that I've not been able to find them. With a whole 24 hours of Wikipedia experience under my belt, I'm interested in the following points: 1. My first impression is that the priorities for adding or improving Wikipedia content are mainly "contributor-driven". I'm not sure whether this is correct. The statistics pages mainly show the growth in Wikipedia users and the content added during the past months & years. Do we also have some statistics showing things like hits per page and also "non-hits"? In other words, content that non-contributing users would like to have found but didn't? Have we carried out surveys amongst non-Wikipedians to find out what they (potentially) would be interested in finding out at Wikipedia? I guess I'm looking for some kind of handle to distinguish between what contributors would like to see improved and what non-contributors would like to see improved. 2. Is there any kind of policy or marketing group that adresses the issues in point 1. Thanks in advance for your time and effort in answering this e-mail. Hopefully you can point me to the right pages and/or lists. Idaho 2000