Greetings Isaac, 

Us from the Wikimedians of Albanian Language User Group have decided to be using the #WPWPSQ hashtag during the campaign. 

Thank you for keeping us updated and I will also share the local Wikipedia page when I am done with it.

All the best, 

On Tue, Jun 9, 2020 at 4:49 PM Isaac Olatunde <reachout2isaac@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Florence, 

Thanks for your comment and suggestions.

I acknowledged that there is nothing as good as having a single hashtag for this campaign and I agree with you in general.

We earlier planned to use a single hashtag, the #WPWP but we envisaged that participating communities are likely to be faced with the challenges of filtering results or contributions from their various communities and this could make it difficult for them to generate metrics, measure impact, and report outcomes. 

We thought of the GLAMorgan and BaGLAMa tools. But these tools (including GLAmify) are very effective for sponsoring specific categories. For example, if the Brazil community is interested in sponsoring the category "Images from Wiki Loves Earth 2019 in Brazil". At the end of the campaign, they can generate the total number of images used, and the number of pageviews. It won't rank users based on contributions (unless I am missing something).

However, if participating communities would be sponsoring some specific categories relevant to their communities, which we generally recommend, they can use the GLAMorgan tool. We have provided a tracking table for them to log categories they are specifically sponsoring.

This way, it would be easy to track the relevant metrics since the pool of contributions from a particular community would not be too broad compare to the pool of general metrics (from the general hashtag).

Thus, we have various options but for simplicity's sake, we can stick to a single hashtag (#WPWP) as suggested while communities focus on working on specific categories.




On Tue, Jun 9, 2020 at 3:47 PM AZOGBONON constant <constantazogbonon@gmail.com> wrote:
merci


Le mar. 9 juin 2020 à 07:42, Isaac Olatunde <reachout2isaac@gmail.com> a écrit :
Noted and yes you can create a page for WPWP in local language Wikipedia. 

Please do share the local page with us when you are done with it.

Thank you.

Isaac

On Tue, 9 Jun 2020, 01:04 ToprakM, <toprakmericyakupoglu@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello Isaac Olatunde,

We can use the #WPWPTR tag. Also should we create a page for the WPWP in the local Wikipedia?

Best regards,
- ToprakM

Isaac Olatunde <reachout2isaac@gmail.com>, 7 Haz 2020 Paz, 14:50 tarihinde şunu yazdı:
Dear organizers of WPWP Campaign, 

It's three weeks to the WPWP Campaign and the International Organizing Team is happy to provide the necessary supports for you to run a successful campaign. 

Please take a look at the organizer's guide as this guide would be useful for you in planning your local campaign. If you wish to provide a local prize, we encourage you to do so. 

You may need a rapid grant to fund the local prizes and edit-a-thon. We strongly advise that you apply before 15th June 2020, as after that date WMF may not receive and process grant applications.

Campaign metrics

We want to ensure that tracking of metrics is easy and flexible for all the participating communities. We will be using a double hashtag to track metrics for the WPWP Campaign in July; the general hashtag (#WPWP) and your community-specific hashtag (eg. #WPWPNG for Nigeria, #WPWPBR for Brazil).  Please, remind the participants from your community to add the hashtag #WPWP and your community-specific hashtag to edits summaries of articles improved with photos.

The hashtag tool would track the following metrics:
1. Total number of articles improved with photos
2. The list of articles improved with photos
3. The total number of participants from your community
4. Ranking of users in descending order of contributions
5. The total number of language Wikipedia improved

Please email your community-specific hashtag to me directly or simply reply to this email with it for configuration.
 
Kindly note that due to the COVID-19 pandemic, #WPWP Campaign activities/events are strictly online.

Please let us know if you require further information.

With best regards,
Isaac Olatunde
Project Manager and Co-Coordinator
WPWP Campaign
On behalf of the WPWP Organizing Team


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