Chad wrote:
I suppose you can't. It's not exactly like we
have an exit
survey. However, involving the community in quality feedback
would be a double-edged sword.
Involving "the community" is what we're doing today. But it's the
people *outside* of our current community that we need to involve,
and something like an exit survey should be a good tool. Why did
you *not* buy a Chrysler? It seems
www.ihatewikipedia.com is
already owned by some less serious player, but a complaints
website like that focused on improving Wikipedia (and filtering
out the noise) could be one way to implement an exit survey.
This is a part of marketing/outreach rather than technical
solutions for "stable versions".
My question is if this is part of "Wikimedia Quality" or not?
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