@HShaikh , yes, confirmed that I have access now. Thanks.

quick test data: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/10h1KY9hAttF8jCHiWsms8nxgMLLbdijX
fact check data: https://drive.google.com/drive/u/0/folders/1MAx84q0y7zBbmEwfJqjnK4kpbHM93zfO

@Iflorez , No particular topics of interest right now. I would mostly like to see a general overview, so what you propose sounds like a great start. I would also just add that it would be nice to also split on language if possible, though that may only make sense for languages with enough examples (like Japanese)

@Gehel , I think we are happy with this final list, and can probably close this ticket. The next phase of this work should be figuring out what quantitative goals we have, and what instrumentation needs to be built

The Flow/Structured Discussions feature is not going to be supported or maintained moving forward (see https://phabricator.wikimedia.org/T335670 about disabling it), so this ticket will not be worked on

I can't seem to replicate this and don't know if I'm looking in the right place -- do you have screenshots?
Also, I'm not clear I understand why autocapitalization is undesired here

Thanks for filing this. I agree that it is confusing for autocomplete and full text search to be working differently in cases like this, and as a result, the search results do not appear as useful. At the moment this is largely due to the different data structures in the autocomplete index and search index allowing the former to better handle typo correction than the latter for article titles, while allowing the latter to in theory have better relevancy for searches across the entire text of articles (which is why search results are returning more articles with "Kementrian Perhubungan" from the text of the article).