Hello,
On Fri, Sep 6, 2019 at 5:49 AM Zack McCune <zmccune(a)wikimedia.org> wrote:
From more than 319 comments, representing 150 individual contributors and
63 affiliates, we assessed 6 major themes in feedback:
The benchmark is completely twisted to make opposition impossible:
* Support and Opposition are measured by different metrics: Support is
measured by "reviewing affiliates support" and opposition by "informed
user
opposition".
* Support percentage is set at 38% for reviewing affiliates (24
affiliates?), it would be roughly 19% for reached affiliates and 15% of
total affiliates.
* Opposition percentage is set at 0.6% for informed (reached) users, it
would be 38% of reviewing users.
On the other hand:
* Opposition from reviewing affiliates is 9.5%.
* Support from reviewing users is 13% (vs 38% oppose)
* Support from reached users is around 0.2% (vs 0.6% oppose).
The support and opposition metrics seem to be cherry-picked to force a
strong support result, but that is not the case when comparable metrics are
used.
I agree that a proper RFC should be created, possibly at the initiative of
the community, to get a clearer result.
Best,
MarioGom