No :)
It's still a manual thing and I had to manually create his graph. WMF engineering is actively preparing a faster and friendlier version of this, that would also come with pre-generated graphs per country etc.
A.
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 1:34 AM, rupert THURNER rupert.thurner@gmail.comwrote:
hi asaf,
this does not work for all regions? tried http://global-dev.wmflabs.org/graphs/enwp_gh_active
rupert.
On Tue, Feb 5, 2013 at 3:28 AM, Asaf Bartov abartov@wikimedia.org wrote:
Hi, everyone.
To my mind, the way forward is to find a project at least some of you are excited about, rather than make progress on the formalities. That
project
can be anything at all -- organizing a regular meetup or edit-a-thon, a photowalk, finishing the school curriculum update project so we can
produce
a new offline Wikipedia file relevant for Kenya, etc.
It seems to me that there is no substitute for a core of _active
editors_,
on either English[1] or Swahili Wikipedia[1]. That core would be the
basis
for most of the other activities. For example, it's difficult to have effective mass outreach if we can't connect newbies to _local_ editors
with
at least some experience and interest in tutoring and supporting them on their first steps, especially on the English Wikipedia which has very
high
standards that are challenging and confusing to newbies.
So of the activities above, I would recommend thinking about ways to get _you_, the core volunteers, more motivated about, or more _comfortable_ with, actual editing. A first step would be to identify what is the main obstacle -- know-how, interesting topics to contribute on, access to
source
material, etc., and then we can all think about how to remove that
obstacle.
Another fun thing to try, if you can have meetups somewhere with
reasonable
bandwidth (on campus? at the iHub?), you can schedule a Skype/Hangout
with
different communities/chapters around to world to exchange experience and learn about exciting ideas from other groups. In my experience, it's a
fun
and interesting way to get [re-]motivated, and I'm sure a number of our international colleagues would be happy to be the teleconferenced guests
at
those meetings.
Just my two cents. :)
Asaf
[1] English Wikipedia has about 35 active editors (5 edits a month or
more)
in Kenya. That's a good number to work with, but it seems to me (do
correct
me if I'm wrong) that most of those regular editors are outside this
mailing
list. If we could actually be reasonable certain we have some of those active editors interested in supporting additional editor recruitment,
we'd
be in good shape. Source: http://global-dev.wmflabs.org/graphs/enwp_ke_active (very slow load,
sorry)
[2] Swahil Wikipedia has about 3-4 active editors (5 edits a month or
more)
in Kenya, and about the same number in Tanzania. Source: http://global-dev.wmflabs.org/graphs/swwp_active (again, very slow)
On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 5:48 AM, Limoke Oscar oslimoke@gmail.com wrote:
Hello Bence,
Thanks for your efforts and conecrns about the Chapter. Indeed we have heard some concerted efforts to resuscitate the chapter and although
not
much has come out of the meetings, we all are commited to saving the
face
and rescuing of the once vibrant Chapter.
We are still trying to figure out the best way . Perhaps restarting the whole membership thing has been mooted but nothing has come out yet.
Would
be best if we reassign new roles and ownershipsamongs ourselves to
restart
it.
On Mon, Feb 4, 2013 at 2:15 PM, Bence Damokos bdamokos@gmail.com
wrote:
Hi guys,
Sorry to bring up again, but it would be useful to know what others
(e.g.
Alex, Limoke, etc) think about the future of the chapter?
Best regards, Bence
On Tue, Jan 29, 2013 at 4:35 PM, Bence Damokos bdamokos@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Abbas,
Thanks for responding. For the record, Limoke also responded quite quickly (apparently my letter ended up in the spam folder of many).
I was just about to reply Limoke that we would not want the efforts extended so far to go to waste, but we could only recommend the
extension of
recognition to Sue if there was some effort or plan in place to get
the
chapter together and back on track both in terms of the bureaucratic
process
of founding and as far as possible in having a strong, active
community
again.
Best regards, Bence
On Mon, Jan 28, 2013 at 8:54 PM, Abbas Mahmood abbasjnr@hotmail.com wrote:
Dear Bence,
(Sorry for the very delayed response: I had hoped that a more appropriate person would have made an ''official'' response.)
WRT the Chapter founding, I recently (last week, I think) connected Alex with the lawyer, to resume the legal process, which was halted
after
the misappropriation saga.
I don't expect Alex (and Alex can correct me if I'm wrong) to have
made
any progress thus far, as things are still moving sluggishly after
the
(organizational) hiatus.
Thanks, Abbas.
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