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This is a slightly tricky thing to do. Here's the proposed mockup - [https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Tech/Grant_metrics_tool#/media/File:Export_data.png link]. Essentially, for each edit that was made during the event window, by the event participants, on the given wikis, we'd need to fetch - * timestamp * wiki * article * username * edit summary * link to diff We need to offer them download links (as csv and wikitext table markup) for this data. Currently, when we compute statistics (page created/improved), we don't keep track of the edits that were made while doing that. We could either keep track of this data when we do the total calculation and store it in a database. Or we could generate it on the fly when the user hits "Export data", and show them a progress bar etc. In the latter case, we can hold on to the data in PHP after showing them the pretty-version and let them download wikitext/csv versions when they click download. More ideas?

This is a slightly tricky thing to do. Here's the proposed mockup - [link](https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Tech/Grant_metrics_tool#/media/File:Export_data.png). Essentially, for each edit that was made during the event window, by the event participants, on the given wikis, we'd need to fetch - * timestamp * wiki * article * username * edit summary * link to diff We need to offer them download links (as csv and wikitext table markup) for this data. Currently, when we compute statistics (page created/improved), we don't keep track of the edits that were made while doing that. We could either keep track of this data when we do the total calculation and store it in a database. Or we could generate it on the fly when the user hits "Export data", and show them a progress bar etc. In the latter case, we can hold on to the data in PHP after showing them the pretty-version and let them download wikitext/csv versions when they click download. More ideas?

This is a slightly tricky thing to do. Here's the proposed mockup - [link](https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Community_Tech/Grant_metrics_tool#/media/File:Export_data.png link]png). Essentially, for each edit that was made during the event window, by the event participants, on the given wikis, we'd need to fetch - * timestamp * wiki * article * username * edit summary * link to diff We need to offer them download links (as csv and wikitext table markup) for this data. Currently, when we compute statistics (page created/improved), we don't keep track of the edits that were made while doing that. We could either keep track of this data when we do the total calculation and store it in a database. Or we could generate it on the fly when the user hits "Export data", and show them a progress bar etc. In the latter case, we can hold on to the data in PHP after showing them the pretty-version and let them download wikitext/csv versions when they click download. More ideas?