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As part of the hypothesis, we would like to directly engage with communities/organizers interested or show interest in testing the MVP functionalities T368718 & T368422 for their events/campaigns. This work is related to

Hypothesis 2.1.4: If we developed a proof of concept that adds translation tasks sourced from WikiProjects and other list-building initiatives, and present them as suggestions within the CX mobile workflow, then more editors would discover and translate articles focused on topical gaps. By introducing an option that allows editors to select translation suggestions based on topical lists, we would test whether this approach increases the content coverage in our projects.
Hypothesis 2.1.2: If we build a proof-of-concept providing translation suggestions that are based on user-selected topic areas, we will be set up to successfully test whether translators will find more opportunities to translate in their areas of interest and contribute more compared to the generic suggestions currently available.

1. Planning
a) Identify opportunities where organizers convene:
  • Support WMF conference attendees
  • ↪️ Share relevant decks/fliers ✅
b) Prepare communication artifacts:
  • Project page
  • Flyers (updated on need to basis) ✅
  • Deck ✅
  • Communication plan: dates, emails, announcements (ongoing) ✅
2. Engage
  • Documentation
  • ↪️ Useability feedback on prototypes ✅
  • Respond to those who showed interest during prototype testing:
  • ↪️ Invite them to Telegram ✅
  • ↪️ Organise several consultation hours ✅
  • ↪️ Intake/ Sign-up process (on-going) ✅
  • ↪️ Shortlist for experiment ✅ engaged all the organizers who expressed interest on 23rd November.
TASKROUNDOFFICE HOURSAGENDAStatus
Send an acknowledgment email to respondents from Wikimania, Wiki Conference Nigeria, South Asia Open Community & CEE sessions15 and 6th OctoberIntros + Status updates + Intake
Send an acknowledgment email to respondents from WikiConference North America, WTS, Wiki-Indaba & WikiArabia sessions2mid-October exact dates 26th October 2024)Intros + Status updates + Intake
Send an acknowledgment email to respondents from WikiConvention francophone, Climate Justice Conference sessions3mid-November (TBC)did not happenn/a
Other Notes

Intake Criteria for events/ campaigns:
↪️ Event/Campaign type: Article translations work-lists/ tasks; + intending to increase editor participation & quality content.
↪️ Project: Section Translation is enabled + Machine translation support exists + active mobile editing community
↪️ Topic: Gender (biographies, health), Bio-diversity, and Other topic areas.

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Our flyer was distributed at the Wikimedia CEE Meeting (20-22 Sep) and Celtic Knot (25-27 Sep).

The flyer was distributed at WikiCon North America (3-6 Oct) and the Wikimedia Technology Summit in India (4-5 Oct). There was also a presentation at WTS.

Our flyer was distributed at the Wikimedia CEE Meeting (20-22 Sep) and Celtic Knot (25-27 Sep).

Hello @FRomeo_WMF, thank you for the update. I would like to know if any campaign organiser or conference attendees indicated an interest in the project you took note of during the conference (WikiConference North America) and CEE meeting. I am asking because I am meant to follow up on those connections by engaging them through emails and inviting them to our office hours for information about the project. We hope to get more pilot Wiki campaigns that meet the criteria to use and would agree to use the feature for their Wiki project campaigns.

PWaigi-WMF renamed this task from Community-defined translation lists: Community reach-out to Community-defined Translation Collections: Community reach-out .Oct 31 2024, 2:55 PM
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