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As we scale to more wikis, it may be helpful for us to monitor several health indicators for each wiki. Because Growth features have a lot of project-specific dependencies, like mentors and templates, we want to notice when a specific project is having a problem. This could take the form of a dashboard that could be publicly facing. Here are some of the things we would want to know for each wiki: * Number of mentors signed up * Number of mentors who are answering questions at a lower rate or slower pace than some threshold * Number of tasks available for each task type, for each topic * Number of suggested edits completed per newcomer * Revert rate of suggested edits * Number of mentor questions per newcomer

As we scale to more wikis, it may be helpful for us to monitor several health indicators for each wiki. Because Growth features have a lot of project-specific dependencies, like mentors and templates, we want to notice when a specific project is having a problem. This could take the form of a dashboard that could be publicly facing. Here are some of the things we would want to know for each wiki: * Number of mentors signed up * Number of mentors who are answering questions at a lower rate or slower pace than some threshold (@Urbanecm has a script that parses talk pages to count responses. [[ https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JLWiyRgmgRpvCpiZoBMd_Iv3X3AatEaojofEUPurhj0/edit#gid=2067882061 | Spreadsheet output here ]]). * Number of tasks available for each task type, for each topic * Number of suggested edits completed per newcomer * Revert rate of suggested edits * Number of mentor questions per newcomer

As we scale to more wikis, it may be helpful for us to monitor several health indicators for each wiki. Because Growth features have a lot of project-specific dependencies, like mentors and templates, we want to notice when a specific project is having a problem. This could take the form of a dashboard that could be publicly facing. Here are some of the things we would want to know for each wiki: * Number of mentors signed up * Number of mentors who are answering questions at a lower rate or slower pace than some threshold (@Urbanecm has a script that parses talk pages to count responses. [[ https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JLWiyRgmgRpvCpiZoBMd_Iv3X3AatEaojofEUPurhj0/edit#gid=2067882061 | Spreadsheet output here ]]). * Number of tasks available for each task type, for each topic * Number of suggested edits completed per newcomer * Revert rate of suggested edits * Number of mentor questions per newcomer