• Current proposal at (private link) https://office.wikimedia.org/wiki/Topic:Xugc10nhnl20e33v . Thanks to Miriam for providing feedback.
• @GEscalante-WMF @XiaoXiao-WMF please review and leave your comments there in the link above. (I'd like to wrap this up soon given that it's likely relatively straightforward. see the deadline on the task. I'll need a few days to process your feedback depending on how significant it is.)
• @Bethany please optionally leave feedback in that same page.

Thank you all.

@leila: Hi, the Due Date set for this open task passed a while ago.
Could you please either update or reset the Due Date (by clicking Edit Task), or set the status of this task to resolved in case this task is done? Thanks!

For April 24th meeting, we have the following questions:
What does it means "being in charge of the narrative"? Also, how does this looks when talking about tasks and activities for this person in charge? What of the DR experience could be taken as good practice?
We might need to officialize the process that already exists or make it more straightforward.

Thanks for the conversation today, Bethany and Gabriel.
I'm going to make the following changes:

• Assign the task to Bethany (thank you!:)
• Give more context to Kinneret in my next comment for coordination about next steps.

@KinneretG a while back I asked for your help for being responsible for overseeing the content of research.wikimedia.org. Thanks for accepting that. Some context with regards to changes in this task and next steps:

• Bethany has accepted to develop a process for Research to follow to have research.wikimedia.org updated. (Thanks, Bethany.) This phabricator task is to track that work. She will need your input given that you will be in charge of overseeing the content, and that the process will likely need to build a step for you to review the content before it goes out.
• Over the past year we have worked on multiple pieces of this task across the team (migration to gitlab, light experimentation with ICs or managers posting content, ...). My hope that I have communicated with Bethany is that a lot of the focus of this task can be on connecting the different parts together though I'm open to the possibility that we may need to do more than just that in order to have the process implemented.