In T405754#11321283, @Isaac wrote:

Hey folks - a few things to share with the broader group:

• Thanks for sending along your notebooks for review! We're working our way through them and appreciate the patience. Given that the deadline for final submission is November 3rd, please submit in the next day if you are intending to so there is time for feedback.
• The final application requests a project timeline. My suggestion: you can break down week-by-week what would be required to turn your notebook into a fully-functioning app that organizers could use. Please include time for making improvements and learning new skills if you need that. Overall, we're generally more interested in your notebook and responses to other questions though so don't sweat it if you're not really sure how to do this.
• Some common themes across the notebooks:
  • We value independent thought, so feel free to try out ideas. That said, please explain the reasoning behind your choices -- e.g., why did use a certain threshold for "good" vs. "bad"; why did you choose the signals you went with; why did you choose the articles you went with; etc. There is no right answer so it's much more important that we understand how you got to the code you produce.
  • Please please please check the outputs of your functions. Are the results correct and what you expected? GenAI can be helpful with code but it also can steer you very wrong.
  • Remember to take a look at your public link (https://public-paws.wmcloud.org/User:<your-username>/Micro-Task-Generator.ipynb) before submitting as sometimes code/comments can be hard to read in the public form (good use of Markdown cells often helps with this).
  • Feel free to delete the example code that we provided but do make sure to answer each of the TODOs.

Thanks so much, this is very helpful. I will do well to make the necessary changes on my notebook

@SEgt-WMF thanks for the feedback

Good day @Isaac @SBisson @SEgt-WMF this is a kind reminder that i sent a mail requesting for review yesterday, i am yet to get any feedback. Kindly help me out please

welcome @SanikaM01

In T405754#11266185, @Austinrexie wrote:

hello @Udofia_sophia thanks it was really helpful i have saved the the file , on this part i cant find the folder icon - "Once done, go to your PAWS account and click on the folder icon, this is by the left side of the page. You will see upload icon, click it and select the file you just save. Once uploaded double click it to view it content"

In T405754#11261402, @Udofia_sophia wrote:

Hello everyone.
I just want to drop this piece of information most especially for those who might find it challenging cloning the repo. This is the link to clone the repo https://public-paws.wmcloud.org/User:Isaac%20(WMF)/Outreachy-Dec-2025/Micro-Task-Generator.ipynb open this link in a tab, make sure you add ?format=raw to this link, then click enter. you will notice it will change to the raw JSON format.

Right click anywhere on the page and click "save as", make sure you name it as Micro-Task-Generator.ipynb and choose all files, if not it won't save as a .ipynb format.

Once done, go to your PAWS account and click on the folder icon, this is by the left side of the page. You will see upload icon, click it and select the file you just save. Once uploaded double click it to view it content

If you encounter any issue with this step, i am just a chat away.

NOTE: this was done on a windows OS

Welcome Austin,
Well the first step is to fork the notebook, if you scroll up, i had dropped a detailed steps on how to fork the notebook. Kindly ho through it. I hope this will help you start

Hello everyone.
I just want to drop this piece of information most especially for those who might find it challenging cloning the repo. This is the link to clone the repo https://public-paws.wmcloud.org/User:Isaac%20(WMF)/Outreachy-Dec-2025/Micro-Task-Generator.ipynb open this link in a tab, make sure you add ?format=raw to this link, then click enter. you will notice it will change to the raw JSON format.

Hello everyone, I'm Eti-ifiok, an outreachy applicant. It a great pleasure to be here on this project