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As an organizer, I would like to know if an editor is a semi-experienced editor (ie an editor who has more than x edits. ) **Background: **For the event invitation project, we are interested in giving organizers (who have the organizer right) the option to use a tool to event editors to their events. Ideally, these editors should be productive (i.e., they have made a certain number of unreverted edits) and interested in the topics/articles of the event (i.e., they have made significant contributions to the articles in the event). This ticket is meant to investigate if we can generate a list of potential editors to invite to an event. **Acceptance Criteria:** * Read findings from T346961 as a first step * If we have a list of usernames: ** How do we show only editors who've been productive lately? ***For instance, this might be defined as editors who have at least 500 unreverted edits on Wikipedia (globally), AND at least X edits in the last N months. * Share the following information: ** Summary of findings in response to the questions above, including: *** Can we do this? *** How would we do this? ** Summary of any major technical issues or concerns to consider ** Summary of any dependencies or blockers to do this work * Investigate and provide a working prototype for generating this list of editors

As an organizer, I would like to know if an editor is a semi-experienced editor (ie an editor who has more than x edits. ) **Background: **For the event invitation project, we are interested in giving organizers (who have the organizer right) the option to use a tool to event editors to their events. Ideally, these editors should be productive (i.e., they have made a certain number of unreverted edits) and interested in the topics/articles of the event (i.e., they have made significant contributions to the articles in the event). This ticket is meant to investigate if we can generate a list of potential editors to invite to an event. **Acceptance Criteria:** * Read findings from T346961 as a first step * If we have a list of usernames: ** How do we show only editors who've been productive lately? *** For instance, this might be defined as editors who have at least 500 unreverted edits on Wikipedia (globally), AND at least X edits in the last N months. * Share the following information: ** Summary of findings in response to the questions above, including: *** Can we do this? *** How would we do this? ** Summary of any major technical issues or concerns to consider ** Summary of any dependencies or blockers to do this work * Investigate and provide a working prototype for generating this list of editors

As an organizer, I would like to know if an editor is a semi-experienced editor (ie an editor who has more than x edits. ) **Background: **For the event invitation project, we are interested in giving organizers (who have the organizer right) the option to use a tool to event editors to their events. Ideally, these editors should be productive (i.e., they have made a certain number of unreverted edits) and interested in the topics/articles of the event (i.e., they have made significant contributions to the articles in the event). This ticket is meant to investigate if we can generate a list of potential editors to invite to an event. **Acceptance Criteria:** * Read findings from T346961 as a first step * If we have a list of usernames: ** How do we show only editors who've been productive lately? *** For instance, this might be defined as editors who have at least 500 unreverted edits on Wikipedia (globally), AND at least X edits in the last N months. * Share the following information: ** Summary of findings in response to the questions above, including: *** Can we do this? *** How would we do this? ** Summary of any major technical issues or concerns to consider ** Summary of any dependencies or blockers to do this work * Investigate and provide a working prototype for generating this list of editors