Triage and other kind of technical meetings—announcing and handling the posting of logistical information, facilitating.
IRC office hours—staffing product and engineering initiatives when requested, handling publicity and followup to users.
ニュースレター等を作成してコミュニティに発信
Individual product newsletters. The visual editor bulletin, the largest of publications, is delivered to 480+ individual subscribers and 460+ project pages. The most recent one is Collaboration's newsletter (sign up!).
Tech/News —a weekly workflow. Over the past years, the readership of Tech News has been growing steadily to over 550 individual subscribers (be one of them!), and over 75 community pages (like the English Wikipedia's Technical Village pump).
ボランティア翻訳者にお願いして製品チームが作成した文書を更新
Sourcing and engaging translators of interface messages and other documentation.
Translathons—initiating and engaging volunteer editors in translating documentation pages so that users understand new products.
Newsletters and other non-periodic communications—marking the page and sending out call for translations.
利用者を対象にオンラインでアンケートや製品調査を行う
On-wiki and off-wiki surveys around individual products (such as the visual editor's Papercuts-style survey).
Polls around what users want to see built (such as AllOurIdeas).
製品の公開およびWMF製品イニシアチブに関する会話の管理
Decision-making conversations (like RfCs) about product requests.
Community consultations to determine needs for product development.
Connecting users and product teams by directing users to the right teams and venues to find more information and supporting/facilitating online conversations.
他のコミュニティ対応のチームを支援してユーザーをつなぐ
Ensuring proper coverage of other teams' initiatives where needed and possible, such as during 2015 strategy consultation.
Other short-term tasks as needed to support organizational priorities.
Benoît hails from the French Wikipedia, where he started to contribute in May 2008. Since 2011, he is contributing on his wiki to community efforts to help new users on their first steps, by increasing interactions, rewriting help pages and promoting new editing products. He joins the Foundation in May 2015, to work on the visual editor on small wikis and then moved to the Global Collaboration team products (mostly StructuredDiscussions and New filters for Edit Review). He is also active in outreaching and documentation.
Sandra (Spinster in her volunteer capacity) started editing English Wikipedia in 2003. More recently, she also became active on Dutch Wikipedia, Wikimedia Commons and Wikidata. She works for the Structured Data on Commons project, supporting the communities and the product development teams at the Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia Germany.
Johan (User:Julle in his volunteer capacity) has been a Wikimedia editor since 2004. He's mainly active on Swedish Wikipedia but has written articles in around a dozen languages and sometimes employs his mediocre photographing skills for Wikimedia Commons, when no one better suited is around. He will mainly be working with Community Tech, as well Analytics and TechOps. He also writes and edits Tech/News.
Chris has been involved in the MediaWiki community since 2011 when he inherited two internal wikis while at a large healthcare provider. Shortly after he jumped into the community as a member of the MediaWiki Stakeholders' Group. He thinks everyone should use MediaWiki. He's also a small-time editor on English Wikipedia and a tiny contributor to Wikimedia Commons.
Erica has been in the Movement since 2005, mostly active at the Italian Wikipedia and on the Italian queues of OTRS. She joined the Foundation in 2013 and is primarily liaising for the visual editor on most of the Wikipedias where it's already enabled as the primary editor.
Keegan has been an editor on the English Wikipedia since 2005 and an administrator since 2006. He's also an Oversighter and CheckUser there. Globally he's an OTRS administrator and a Global Renamer. A former Community Liaison, Keegan's job now involves documenting best practices for working with communities and consulting on community collaboration.
Sherry has been a regular editor at the English Wikipedia since 2007, and she's been in the top 500 most prolific editors of all time for a couple of years. Her interests run from medicine to pastry to education, with odd points in between, but she also spends a lot of time working as a metapedian. She's the go-to liaison for the visual editor on English-speaking WMF projects. She's fond of flowers that look like dandelions, but actually aren't.
Nick has been an editor since 2005, helping with everything from page and site redesigns to informal mediation. He lives in Canada, and is interested in anything related to words, felines, connections, and design. Since late 2013, he's been working as the liaison for Flow, and various smaller changes.
