This ticket involves the work of creating a centralized place where volunteers and staff can review the edits Edit Check is being shown within, across wikis.

Story

• As a volunteer interested in the Edit Check project or member of the Editing Team, I'd value there being a centralized place where I can A) see how many edits Edit Check was activated within and B) review the individual edits people end up publishing so that I can (a non-exhaustive list):
  • Decide whether I think adjustments ought to be made to how Edit Check is configured.
    • E.g. might the heuristic that determines whether the reference check is activated need to be made more/less permissive?
  • Learn how people are engaging with the prompts Edit Check is presenting them and decide whether adjustments ought to be made to them.
    • E.g. are the majority of people declining to add references? If so, might we need to reconsider how that prompt is shown? Are the majority of people adding reference? If so, what kinds of references are they adding? Might we need to offer additional guidance about what is considered a useful reference in the context of Wikipedia ahead of T276857 being ready?

Requirements

User Experience

1. Create an off-wiki site (e.g. hosted on Toolforge) that displays a real-time count [i] of the following:
   1. The number of edits the reference check (editcheck-reference-activated T342462) was activated within, shown as:
      1. A per-project, per-day count. Read: an aggregated count of the number of edits an edit check was activated within.
      2. A per-day count. Read: an aggregated count of the number of edits an edit check was activated within, across all projects, on a given day.
   2. The number of edits that Edit Check could theoretically be shown within (editcheck-references T324733), shown as:
      1. A per-project, per-day count.
      2. A per-day count
2. The aggregate counts "1.A.a." and "1.B.a." describe ought to be clickable/tappable
   1. When people tap/click the count "1.A.a." describes (the number of edits Edit Check was activated within on a given day, on a given wiki), people ought to arrive at Special:RecentChanges pre-filtered using the editcheck-references-activated tag (e.g. ha:editcheck-references-activated)
   2. When people tap/click the count "1.B.a" describes (the number of edits that Edit Check could theoretically be shown within), people ought to arrive at Special:RecentChanges pre-filtered using the editcheck-references tag (e.g. ha:Special:RecentChanges)

Meta

1. The counts "User Experience: 1." describes ought to:
   1. Appear for the last 30 days
   2. Automatically update, in as close to real-time as possible
2. The page "User Experience" ought to be able to scale to accommodate a future where multiple checks are deployed

References

T261998: Make DiscussionTool dirty diff detection more accessible

Related

• T342189: Create a way for volunteers to see the edits an Edit Check was activated within
• T342478: [SPIKE] Investigate performance of creating custom views of the revision log