Community Insights/kcg
 | The 2026 Community Insights survey is now collecting responses! If you were randomly sampled to participate, you will receive an email from TAndic (WMF) with a link to the survey in April 2026. Thank you for your time! - TAndic (WMF) (talk) 13:18, 16 April 2026 (UTC)
Update: Thank you to all who have participated thus far! Some Wikimedians have contacted me to let me know that the email didn't make it to them, but they did get a notification. It appears to be an issue with our EmailUser function; my sincerest apologies! While we wait for a solution, please feel welcome to reach out to me at surveys  wikimedia.org with your username if you'd like to take the survey, and I'll send you the invitation directly. Thank you again! -TAndic (WMF) (talk) 19:17, 17 April 2026 (UTC) |
The Community Insights Survey
The 2026 survey is scheduled to begin collecting responses the week of April 13th.
Read the 2026 privacy statement and see the full 2026 survey questionnaire.
The 2024 Community Insights report is now published! Data for this report was collected from March through April 2024.
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The Community Insights Survey is conducted every other year to help the Wikimedia Foundation learn how to better support you, both on- and off-wiki. Information gathered in this survey helps the Foundation evaluate and strengthen its programs and strategies.
Some of the questions you see could be about:
- The online and offline activities you participate in.
- Your experience with collaboration, communication, and respectful interaction in the movement.
- Your awareness of as well as opinions about various Wikimedia programs.
- General demographic information such as where you live or the languages you speak.
What changed in 2026?
- We moved the survey from Qualtrics to LimeSurvey, a FOSS survey tool.
- The survey no longer requires a "double opt-in" with multiple emails; only one email will be sent with the link to the survey. This also means that no reminder emails will be sent to complete the survey.
- We added sections for respondents who conduct activities on their projects that require extended user rights, and for those who are mentors.
- We added questions to the Contributors section about significant moments in editors' trajectories, interest in advanced activities, confidence in conducting advanced actions, and ability to navigate the projects.
- We added questions about device use, Generative AI use, and recognition tool use to better understand the current state of use across Wikimedia communities, and how this intersects with other aspects of the survey (for example, project size or Wikimedian tenure).
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Each year, we work towards making the data from Community Insights more representative of Wikimedia communities worldwide. In 2022, the survey was written in English and translated into 28 other languages. It is now available in:
- Arabic
- Indonesian
- Bangla
- Catalan
- Simplified Chinese
- Czech
- Dutch
- English
- Persian
- Finnish
- French
- Greek
- German
- Hebrew
- Hindi
- Hungarian
- Italian
- Japanese
- Korean
- Polish
- Brazilian Portuguese
- Romanian
- Russian
- Spanish
- Swedish
- Thai
- Turkish
- Ukrainian
- Vietnamese