As part of the Image Suggestions project we are considering sending notifications to users who are watchers of articles for which we have a suggested image that has been uploaded in the last week
We want to get an idea of how many notifications might be sent, and how this compares to the notification burden users already have
Questions:
[] How do we define an article that needs an image? We probably should **not** make suggestions for short articles that already have an image or two, or long articles that already have quite a few images. Is there a sensible way to decide cutoffs, or should we just pick some?
[] How confident do we need to be in our suggestion to consider it worth sending a user notification?
Relevant wikis:
* pt
* sv
* de
* ru
* nl
* vi
Acceptance criteria:
[] measurements of how many notifications users are getting right now for all relevant wikis - maximum, average, median and, if it's not too difficult, median of the top 10% and top 25%
[] a count of //users// that will be notified of suggested images for articles (needing images) they are watching, covering only images uploaded in the last week, for all relevant wikis
[] a count of //articles// (needing images) that users are watching, for which there is a suggestion of an image uploaded in the last week, for all relevant wikis
[] a count of //images// uploaded in the last week, that are relevant for articles-needing-images, for all relevant wikis
Note that some of the notebook code for T280370 may be re-usable for this task