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==== Context At the time of this writing, the Session Length metric only has the dimensions of `time` and by `project` or wiki. This spike is to investigate how might we allow for adding dimensions to the session length metric. Some of the conversations have presented use cases of wanting to compare the session length aggregate of users before and after a campaign launches. Likewise, considering how session length is impacted by page quality and type. For now, we want to start with a relatively simple dimension of Session Length of logged in and logged out users. ==== Questions to answer

==== Context At the time of this writing, the Session Length metric only has the dimensions of `time` and by `project` or wiki. This spike is to investigate how might we allow for adding dimensions to the session length metric. Some of the conversations have presented use cases of wanting to compare the session length aggregate of users before and after a campaign launches. Likewise, considering how session length is impacted by page quality and type. For now, we want to start with a relatively simple dimension of Session Length of logged in and logged out users. ==== Questions to answer - ==== Spike Timebox 5 working days

==== Context At the time of this writing, the Session Length metric only has the dimensions of `time` and by `project` or wiki. This spike is to investigate how might we allow for adding dimensions to the session length metric. Some of the conversations have presented use cases of wanting to compare the session length aggregate of users before and after a campaign launches. Likewise, considering how session length is impacted by page quality and type. For now, we want to start with a relatively simple dimension of Session Length of logged in and logged out users. ==== Questions to answer - ==== Spike Timebox 5 working days