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Community Tech

Відділ технологій спільноти керує Списком бажань спільноти, форумом для учасників з усіх проектів Вікімедіа, де вони можуть пропонувати та коментувати зміни та покращення продуктів і технологій.

Ми використовуємо Список бажань для співпраці з редакторами, розробниками-волонтерами та іншими командами Вікімедіа, щоб перетворити потреби, визначені спільнотою, на реальні рішення та працювати над пріоритетними побажаннями.

Команда

Mike Eztuinaga

Lead Technical Program Manager

Karolin Siebert

Engineering Manager

Cormac Parle

Principal Software Engineer

Dayllan Maza

Staff Software Engineer, Tech Lead

Tim Starling

Principal Software Architect

Joydeep Sengupta

Principal User Experience Designer

Harumi Monroy

Senior Software Engineer

MusikAnimal

Staff Software Engineer

Sam Wilson

Staff Software Engineer

Sammy Fox

Software Engineer

Dom Walden

Test Engineer

George Mikesell

Test Engineer

Luca Martinelli [Sannita]

Movement Communications Specialist

Ruth O'Donoghue

Senior UX Designer

🛠️ Як ми працюємо

Ми невелика команда з обмеженими ресурсами, і ми розподіляємо наші зусилля між трьома категоріями:

  • Створення інструментів для просування списку бажань спільноти‎
  • Підтримка існуючих інструментів та функцій, що підтримуються командою Community Tech
  • Виконання побажань, головним чином шляхом впровадження Фокусних областей, що підтримуються волонтерами.‎

Коли ми кажемо «ні» на певний запит, ми просто стверджуємо, що він суперечить нашим поточним пріоритетам.‎

Під час роботи та спілкування з нами:

  • Будь ласка, будьте спокійними, ввічливими та вважайте, що ми працюємо добросовісно.‎
  • Ми прагнемо відповідати швидко, але не можемо гарантувати негайні відповіді.‎
  • Іноді нам може знадобитися завершити розмову, якщо це займає забагато нашого часу чи уваги.‎
  • Ми не можемо керуватися проєктами за дорожньою картою іншої команди або тими, що суперечать їхнім працювати, але ми скеруємо вас до потрібної людини, коли це можливо.‎
  • Ми не можемо обговорювати кадрові чи конфіденційні питання.‎

Поточні вибрані проєкти

Community Tech наразі завершує перенесення зі списку бажань 2023 року. Починаючи з 2024-25 рр., команда запровадить підтримувані спільнотою фокусні напрямки за допомогою нового списку бажань спільноти.‎

Проєкти Стан проєкту
Кілька списків перегляду‎
  У розробці
Support full colour 3D models on Wikimedia projects
  У розробці
Make the Chart extension beginner-friendly
  У розробці


📢 Останні оновлення

May 20, 2026: Community Tech becomes a program

Hello all, my name is Suman and I'm the Deputy Chief Product & Technology Officer at the Wikimedia Foundation. I'm writing to share with all of you that we've decided to do some internal restructuring about how WMF responds to and supports wishes. After noticing that having a centralized team was leading to frequent bottlenecks and delays as CommTech staff coordinated with other teams, we've decided to shift Community Tech into a program that multiple teams are officially responsible for supporting. This is a model that has proven success already, but it will involve disbanding the Community Tech team and the roles of five engineers and one manager. We still have dedicated staff managing the wishlist intake and triage process and will continue the same financial support for this work, just under a different structure.

Moving forward, the wishlist will continue to work on wishes from across languages and wikis, and complements many of the other channels where we regularly hear ideas and feedback from volunteers (talk pages, Village Pumps, chat platforms, calls, conferences, etc.) Our latest community update offers a detailed update about our progress over the last month, including completing a wish for tagging and tracking which pages users need to edit and adding new languages to “Who Wrote That” and the P&E Dashboard. In the coming weeks and months, we hope you all will continue to see an uptick in the speed and number of wishes we are able to address over time via our monthly statistics.

May 13, 2026: Latest updates from the Community Tech team

Hello everyone! It’s time to share with you an update of the work we’ve done in the last month, and what lies ahead in terms of what we’re going to work on.

The work we did in the last month

As part of the work on Watchlist labels, we closed another wish that was asking for tagging and tracking which pages users need to edit based on priority, interest levels, topics, and page improvement tasks. In addition, some of the required features of the wish were included in the newly deployed Personal Dashboard.

Also, we continued working on adding new languages to “Who Wrote That” and to the P&E Dashboard, with an additional 12 languages now available for those tools. There may be additional languages that will be available in the future.

Moreover, the Editing Team has been working on a wish related to a warning message when large amounts of content are being copy-pasted: a feature for this has now been deployed to all wikis and the team is currently asking for feedback about it.

Lastly, during the Wikimedia Hackathon in Milan, Katie Filbert worked on a patch to ensure to add a date range filter for MediaSearch. The patch is currently awaiting review.

What we currently have in progress

This is what we are currently focusing on this month:

What we are scoping next

Looking ahead, we already identified our priorities for the months to come:

Some statistics

Here is a snapshot showing the breakdown of wish status over the past month:

Community Wishlist wishes count as of April 30, 2026
Community Wishlist wishes count as of April 30, 2026

These numbers are regularly shifting due to new incoming wishes and more in depth review of wishes under review with stakeholders. The most notable shifts in numbers over the past month have been under review (down from 87 to 79), prioritised (up from 15 to 21) and long-term opportunity (up from 204 to 210).

Lastly, in April we reached a turnaround time of just under 3 business days for all new incoming wishes.

We need your feedback

As always, there are topics and areas for which we are seeking your feedback. In particular:

  • The Wikimedia Foundation’s 2026-2027 Annual Plan has been published, and six Key Results are relevant for recurring wishes. Join the talk page, which includes various prompts, authored collectively by the Product & Technology department.
  • The draft we shared last month about how we triage and prioritise wishes to work on has now been published, and the page has been reorganised into sections due to the increased length.
  • As we enter the new financial year in July, we have started to think about refreshing Focus Areas and have posted some initial thoughts where you can participate.

As always, if you have questions or feedback about it, please let us know in the Community Wishlist’s talk page. We are eager to hear from you!


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