Article Feedback v5
Usage statistics update
�JANUARY 2013
1. where we are�2. the good news
3. the not so good news
4. what's next
Where we are
AFT deployed on a random selection of 10% enwiki articles from enwiki since July 2012 [1]
400K articles
[1] 413,367 ns0 articles as of Nov 15, 2012, on top of a small sample of 300+ cherry picked articles and 1K help pages. Redirects and manually blacklisted pages are not part of the sample.
Feedback: Volume
How much feedback is posted compared to edits?
mean posts/day [1] mean edits/day [2]
4,100 67,500
10% SAMPLE 100% ENWIKI NS0
[1] Mean daily post volume on ns0 articles: 4,113 (2012-09-07 - 2012-10-18), prior to introduction of stricter AbuseFilter rules (raw data) (dashboard)
[2] Mean daily ns0 edits excl. bots between (2012-09-07, 2012-10-18): 67,439 (data)
the good news
Engagement: Unique posters
How many readers are we engaging?
unique anon posters/day [1]
2,800
10% SAMPLE
unique anon posters/month [2]
114K
10% SAMPLE
Engagement: New registrations
8.7% �664
92.0% �611
52.0% �318
64.5% �205
CTA�impression
CTA
sign up�click
account creation�impression
account creation�submit
account creation�success
100% �7,644
7.8% �599
CTA
log in�click
2.7%
Feedback: Quality
What proportion of feedback is useful?
40% of feedback blindly
classified as useful by at least
2 Wikipedians
(but less than 25% on popular articles) [1]
[1] http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Research:Article_feedback/Usability_evaluation
AFT Stage 2: quality assessment (report) (new round of quality assessment analysis scheduled in December)
the not so good news
Moderation
How many unique users participate in moderation?
unique daily
moderators
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[1] Mean number of unique daily registered moderators: 93 (2012-09-07, 2012-10-18) (dashboard)
90
Moderation
what's next��BETTER FILTERS�SIMPLER MODERATION TOOLS
BETTER FEEDBACK VISIBILITY
Article feedback research
Feedback quality evaluation
meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/R:AFT/Usability_evaluation
AFT5 2012-Q4 research report
commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:AFT5_2012-Q4_report.pdf
Feedback/moderation dashboards