Research:Measuring mission success
This page documents a proposed research project.
Information may be incomplete and may change before the project starts.
In the August 20 2014 Signpost Op-Ed, a metric based on the success with regards to WMF Wikimedia's mission was suggested. On this page we will organize the creation and discussion of such a metric. You are welcome to join!
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editMission success (widely distributed, high value knowledge content; Jimmy Wales' version "the sum of all human knowledge available to all in their own language"; related to WMF mission)
- Value of content
- Importance
- [view rates], [inlinks/page rank], [human assessed]
- Production
- Contribution
- [edits], [bytes added], [images uploaded], [statements sourced]
- Quality
- persistence (implied review, given enough eyeballs, i.e. pageviews that can perform easy actions)
- content persistence
- reverts
- article survival
- project quality assessments like featured or good articles, and others
- persistence (implied review, given enough eyeballs, i.e. pageviews that can perform easy actions)
- Content coverage
- [language with article]
- ???
- Contribution
- Importance
- Distribution of content
- Consumption
- Consumption rates
- [view], [redist. views], ???
- Consumers
- [unique viewers]
- Consumption rates
- Availability
- Cost of access
- [internet/median income], [distribution of Wikipedia Zero]
- Cost of access
- Language
- Available language/language speaker
- Consumption