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== [[ https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist_Survey_2022/Bots_and_gadgets/Gadget:_Who_is_active | Original Wish ]] **Problem:** Sometimes you look for any active user on a list of users (campaigns, WikiProjects, experts etc.) to make a request. Often you have to check many of them until you find one active. Sometimes no one on a given list has been active for years and only time is wasted. **Proposed solution: **There is a script that allows to see, after entering the user's page, when the user made the last edit. Perhaps we could build a tool that would present such information next to the link to the user page, just like the gadget "Replies with links" does. The displayed information could be the date of the last edition, or the active / inactive icon, if the user also set in their .css the range to which someone is considered as active (X minutes, X hours, X days, etc.). **Who would benefit: **Organizers, Wikimedians looking for active users on various lists == Context This gadget was developed during the Spring Community Tech WMF Hackathon == Requirements As a user of this gadget, I am be able to: - Opt into the gadget from preferences under Gadgets - See a visual indicator next to a user name that will explain one of two: - - The user is Recently Active: has edited in the past week - - The user is Active: edited in the past month - - The user is Passively Active: edited in the past six months - - The user is Inactive: has not edited in the past six months == Decisions Feel free to challenge assumptions, but I figured this would reduce complexity and get us to build the user value - When a user has the gadget enabled the visual indicators of an **active versus inactive will be available on all pages** - The gadget runs in the full page, not only a section of a page - The information appears next to the username Designs incoming! Similar patterns on other sites: == Open Questions - Are there any privacy concerns to clear/. - what should the activity indicator look like? A date of last activity? A text indicator (active/inactive) or icon - in which case, how would we designate the definition of active vs. inactive? - should the activity indicator be always visible or should it be a popup? - would it be useful to have a popup somewhere (where?) on the page that would give an ordered list of users (all on the page? only those in a section?) sorted from most recently to least recently active?

== [[ https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist_Survey_2022/Bots_and_gadgets/Gadget:_Who_is_active | Original Wish ]] **Problem:** Sometimes you look for any active user on a list of users (campaigns, WikiProjects, experts etc.) to make a request. Often you have to check many of them until you find one active. Sometimes no one on a given list has been active for years and only time is wasted. **Proposed solution: **There is a script that allows to see, after entering the user's page, when the user made the last edit. Perhaps we could build a tool that would present such information next to the link to the user page, just like the gadget "Replies with links" does. The displayed information could be the date of the last edition, or the active / inactive icon, if the user also set in their .css the range to which someone is considered as active (X minutes, X hours, X days, etc.). **Who would benefit: **Organizers, Wikimedians looking for active users on various lists == Context This gadget was developed during the Spring Community Tech WMF Hackathon. The requirements below are meant to be abstracted information without being too invasive. We do not want to betray the intricate details of accuracy of the last time someone was active, we just want to provide useful information about their level of recent engagement on the platforms. == Requirements As a user of this gadget, I am be able to: - Opt into the gadget from preferences under Gadgets - See a visual indicator next to a user name that will explain one of two: - - The user is Recently Active: has edited in the past week - - The user is Active: edited in the past month - - The user is Passively Active: edited in the past six months - - The user is Inactive: has not edited in the past six months == Decisions Feel free to challenge assumptions, but I figured this would reduce complexity and get us to build the user value - When a user has the gadget enabled the visual indicators of an **active versus inactive will be available on all pages** - The gadget runs in the full page, not only a section of a page - The information appears next to the username Designs incoming! Similar patterns on other sites: == Open Questions - Are there any privacy concerns to clear/. - what should the activity indicator look like? A date of last activity? A text indicator (active/inactive) or icon - in which case, how would we designate the definition of active vs. inactive? - should the activity indicator be always visible or should it be a popup? - would it be useful to have a popup somewhere (where?) on the page that would give an ordered list of users (all on the page? only those in a section?) sorted from most recently to least recently active?

== [[ https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Wishlist_Survey_2022/Bots_and_gadgets/Gadget:_Who_is_active | Original Wish ]] **Problem:** Sometimes you look for any active user on a list of users (campaigns, WikiProjects, experts etc.) to make a request. Often you have to check many of them until you find one active. Sometimes no one on a given list has been active for years and only time is wasted. **Proposed solution: **There is a script that allows to see, after entering the user's page, when the user made the last edit. Perhaps we could build a tool that would present such information next to the link to the user page, just like the gadget "Replies with links" does. The displayed information could be the date of the last edition, or the active / inactive icon, if the user also set in their .css the range to which someone is considered as active (X minutes, X hours, X days, etc.). **Who would benefit: **Organizers, Wikimedians looking for active users on various lists == Context This gadget was developed during the Spring Community Tech WMF Hackathon. The requirements below are meant to be abstracted information without being too invasive. We do not want to betray the intricate details of accuracy of the last time someone was active, we just want to provide useful information about their level of recent engagement on the platforms. == Requirements As a user of this gadget, I am be able to: - Opt into the gadget from preferences under Gadgets - See a visual indicator next to a user name that will explain one of two: - - The user is Recently Active: has edited in the past week - - The user is Active: edited in the past month - - The user is Passively Active: edited in the past six months - - The user is Inactive: has not edited in the past six months == Decisions Feel free to challenge assumptions, but I figured this would reduce complexity and get us to build the user value - When a user has the gadget enabled the visual indicators of an **active versus inactive will be available on all pages** - The gadget runs in the full page, not only a section of a page - The information appears next to the username Designs incoming! Similar patterns on other sites: == Open Questions - Are there any privacy concerns to clear/. - what should the activity indicator look like? A date of last activity? A text indicator (active/inactive) or icon - in which case, how would we designate the definition of active vs. inactive? - should the activity indicator be always visible or should it be a popup? - would it be useful to have a popup somewhere (where?) on the page that would give an ordered list of users (all on the page? only those in a section?) sorted from most recently to least recently active?