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In order to understand whether the Replying workflow has been implemented properly and subsequently decide whether the feature should be deployed more broadly, we will check a set of "workflow engagement metrics" with each release. This is the parent task for these "checks." More information about the purpose of these "checks" can be found below. === Background The **decision** to deploy the Replying feature as an opt-out User Preference on four target wikis depends, //in part//, on the team having confidence in the following: 1. People are having success using the feature 2. People are NOT using the tool in ways that is negatively impacting the experience of others In order to know the extent to which "1)" and "2)" above are true, we will do a quantitative analysis of how people are using the feature, with each new version that is released. More details about these analyses can be found in these tickets: - **Workflow engagement check: Replying v1.0** (@ppelberg to add ticket) - **Workflow engagement check: Replying v2.0** (@ppelberg to add ticket)

In order to understand whether the Replying workflow has been implemented properly and subsequently decide whether the feature should be deployed more broadly, we will check a set of "workflow engagement metrics" with each release. This is the parent task for these "checks." More information about the purpose of these "checks" can be found below. === Background The **decision** to deploy the Replying feature as an opt-out User Preference on four target wikis depends, //in part//, on the team having confidence in the following: 1. People are having success using the feature 2. People are NOT using the tool in ways that is negatively impacting the experience of others In order to know the extent to which "1)" and "2)" above are true, we will do a quantitative analysis of how people are using the feature, with each new version that is released. More details about these analyses can be found in these tickets: - {T247138} - {T247139}

In order to understand whether the Replying workflow has been implemented properly and subsequently decide whether the feature should be deployed more broadly, we will check a set of "workflow engagement metrics" with each release. This is the parent task for these "checks." More information about the purpose of these "checks" can be found below. === Background The **decision** to deploy the Replying feature as an opt-out User Preference on four target wikis depends, //in part//, on the team having confidence in the following: 1. People are having success using the feature 2. People are NOT using the tool in ways that is negatively impacting the experience of others In order to know the extent to which "1)" and "2)" above are true, we will do a quantitative analysis of how people are using the feature, with each new version that is released. More details about these analyses can be found in these tickets: - **Workflow engagement check: Replying v1.0** (@ppelberg to add ticket)- {T247138} - **Workflow engagement check: Replying v2.0** (@ppelberg to add ticket)- {T247139}