Before @Urbanecm implements this, I want to check two things:

• @kostajh -- does this look okay to you? Will all the EventLogging work out okay?
• @nettrom_WMF -- do you think it will be better to manage the change to the "guide" link if the name in the configuration also changes? Or should we leave it as "guide" because its destination hasn't changed? We may want to look at the difference in traffic before and after the change was made.

In T217391#4993001, @MMiller_WMF wrote:

@nettrom_WMF -- do you think it will be better to manage the change to the "guide" link if the name in the configuration also changes? Or should we leave it as "guide" because its destination hasn't changed? We may want to look at the difference in traffic before and after the change was made.

I think we should keep the symbolical name "guide" for it, that makes the analysis easier. And yeah, we'll be wanting to look at the difference in traffic for that link in particular, the added "image" link, and also for link clicks in general around the time this change happens.

In T217391's description, @MMiller_WMF wrote:

We also see that Korean's second most popular link is a quick tutorial, which links to this page. It's possible that the fact that it is labeled with "quick" and "tutorial" is attractive to newcomers. We should change the label on the "guide" > link to be say "quick tutorial" because that is an accurate description of what it contains and potentially may be clearer for newcomers.

Well, there are two Czech words that can be used as the description. The first (and currently used) one is "průvodce", which matches page's title and also the content. The second one is "tutoriál", which is somehow exact translation of English word "tutorial". I'm not sure how different would be understanding of the "tutoriál" word, I just wanted to describe the possibilities, so we can decide together.

In T217391's description, @MMiller_WMF wrote:

Replace the "notability" link with a link about adding an image that is labeled "How to add an image". That link should be called "image" in the configuration.

As far as I know, it isn't possible to vary links by editor used (I guess T211117 exists for this?). Cswiki has one page for images in the visual editor and second page for images in the source editor. My question is: Should we block this task until varying links per editor is possible or use one of the pages (and possibly add a prominent link to the second one as a backup solution)? What do you think?

@Urbanecm -- I think the important thing is that the word "quick" becomes part of the link label. So perhaps it could say "Quick guide" or "Quick tutorial". I think it would be more interesting to also change to "tutorial" so that more has changed and we might see more of a difference.

For the images link, that's right -- we can't vary links by context yet. I think we should use the page for adding images in visual editor, since that's the editor we want newcomers to use. I also like your idea of linking the pages to each other. Maybe at the top of both pages, you can add something like, "To learn how to add images using the source editor, click here." and "To learn how to add images using the visual editor, click here."

What do you think of this? I think you said you wanted to make this patch, so whenever you're ready is fine with us.

I'll upload a patch soon, just wanted to ask you a few thungs first. Thanks for your answers!

Change 494668 had a related patch set uploaded (by Urbanecm; owner: Urbanecm):
[operations/mediawiki-config@master] Add "how to add a photo" link instead of notability

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/494668

Change 494668 merged by jenkins-bot:
[operations/mediawiki-config@master] Change links in cswiki Help Panel

https://gerrit.wikimedia.org/r/494668

Mentioned in SAL (#wikimedia-operations) [2019-03-06T12:41:48Z] <zfilipin@deploy1001> Synchronized wmf-config/InitialiseSettings.php: SWAT: [[gerrit:494668|Change links in cswiki Help Panel (T217391)]] (duration: 00m 55s)

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