####User story & summary:
As a former new editor, I want to the Impact module to remain relevant as I edit more, so that I can continue to use it.
####Background & research:
This task is important because ideally the homepage and impact module will remain relevant to editors as they continue to edit and deepen their involvement in the Wikimedia movement.
Due to performance reasons, the impact module surfaces the last 1,000 edits you made. This number is used to determine your longest streak as well.
The impact module main audience is newcomers. We designed this impact module with the average number of edits and days of presence of typical newcomers. This is why the numbers aren't reflecting the edits of very active users.
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Example of how the Impact Module edit cap impacts the Impact Module for a highly-active editors:
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//(Thanks is capped, the Longest streak only applies to the last 1,000 edits, and the Recent Activity graph is limited to only the last 1,000 edits). //
####Related:
The Wikipedia Mobile apps are interested in potentially using Impact Module data for: {T371946}.
However, they would ideally like the upper limit increased to make this data more meaningful for app users.
####Potential Improvements:
There are many different improvements we could consider:
- Increase the underlying query to a higher upper limit: 10,000?
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####Acceptance Criteria:
Given I'm a logged in editor,
When I visit my Homepage or Impact module,
Then Impact module data includes my last (10,000?) edits
[x] [[ https://codesearch.wmcloud.org/search/?q=GEUserImpactMaxEdits&files=&excludeFiles=&repos=operations%2Fmediawiki-config | Release and test on beta: beta eswiki ]]
[] On one pilot wiki (enwiki): increase the Impact Module data cap to a higher but reasonable limit 10,000 edits / 1,000 Thanks - June 1, 2025
[] Monitor the change, and rollout to all wikis if there aren't performance concerns - June 8, 2025