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Define target "topical" article lists for Article as a Living Doc
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Description

In the previous rounds of testing we focused on two categories of frequently read articles, one set on controversial current events, and the other on long term popular "evergreen" articles.

For future rounds of testing we want to create a small set of articles tagged by topic. We can use the existing topical analysis and/or APIs to define these, but ideally they'd be broad high level topics of common encyclopedic interest: history, culture, sports, nature, etc.

In order to limit the scope and tech risk, we'll need to keep the article set still on the small side (maybe 100 at most?). So I'd suggest taking the top 10-20 most read articles in the last 30 days in 5-10 topics.


Proposal
  • Biological science
  • Physical science
  • Geography
  • Ancient history
  • Modern history
  • Visual arts
  • Sports
  • Medicine
  • Philosophy
  • Film

Event Timeline

This is for my notes...
Topic List: https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/ORES/Articletopic

Topics:
STEM.Biology
STEM.Physics
Geography.Geographical
History and Society.History
Culture.Visual arts
Culture.Sports
STEM.Medicine & Health
Culture.Philosophy_and_religion
Culture.Media.Films

Pages are listed in table cchen.article_pv_edit

Dashboard of top viewed pages by topic here

Pages by Topic spreadsheet, use sheet Top 35 Pages by Topic.
Note: I padded the list with ~35 pages from each topic because some topics had duplicates and/or pages we likely wouldn't want to use.

The work here is complete but I'm keeping this open and moving to 6.8.1 which is the release where we'll be running the actual test, since this serves as our source of truth for targeting the test.

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