I'm inclined to agree with Matt. In fact (and to answer Oliver's
question), the team is already considering the next slew of
micro-contribution projects.
I think it is too early to say which projects will be next, but some ideas
include: choosing lead images, editing wikidata descriptions, and refining
categorization of topics.
Joaquin, I agree that lessons learned would be helpful. As someone who
came to the project at the very end, I don't feel entitled to point out
things that should have been done differently. As a member of the team
that made the decision to pause development, however, I would be happy to
help establish criteria that projects need to meet (as a minimum) in order
to see continued effort. Given my limited bandwidth, this is not something
I can promise anytime soon and I encourage others to take a first stab.
-J
On Tue, Jun 2, 2015 at 6:23 PM, Matthew Flaschen <mflaschen(a)wikimedia.org>
wrote:
On 06/02/2015 06:00 AM, Joaquin Oltra Hernandez
wrote:
Now there's a lot of skepticism towards the
idea in any of its forms :(
I still think micro-contributions are an important future direction
(whether or not WikiGrok is re-activated).
Given how successful the metrics were from WikiGrok, it's hard to see why
there should be skepticism about the idea of micro-contributions.
Matt Flaschen
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