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コミュニティの健全性指標キットコミュニティの健全性イニシアチブと共同で信頼と安全チームによってウィキメディア財団で調査されたプロジェクトです。その究極の目的は、ウィキメディアのプロジェクト単位でコミュニティの相対的な健全性を実証する公開された一連の統計とデータを提供することにあります。このプロジェクトは2018–2019会計年度に調査され、将来さらなるコミュニティ指標の開発をお知らせする予定です。

背景

As a movement, Wikimedians have always measured aspects of their communities. Data points such as editor activity levels, new users, and editor retention have been regularly collected. While these metrics provide some useful indications about the health of a project, they do not give major insights into challenges and specific areas needing improvement. The Community Health Initiative wants to build on the metrics work already done by individual contributors, affiliate groups, academics and researchers, and the Wikimedia Foundation.

This project has two primary goals:

  1. to have regularly updated quantitative statistics that provide useful insights into aspects of a community’s health, and
  2. to provide better qualitative options for finding insights that can’t effectively be measured through quantitative approaches.

This kit and the data it will contain will be targeted towards two major audiences:

  1. The local and global communities, in order to ascertain the relative health of their projects and to more easily identify the early signs of an unhealthy community; and
  2. The Wikimedia Foundation, who may make use of the data (now in one centralised place) to better identify trends in community health and direct development efforts towards solving problems.

進捗状況:コミュニティとの協議

プロセス
開催時期 段階
2018年7月–8月 指標の定義、ブレインストーミング、内部で発表
2018年9月 設計の関与、場所の決定、指標についてコミュニティと協議
2018年10月–12月 開発の進展、コミュニティとの協議を継続
2019年1月–3月 技術的な実装、プロトタイプ決定
遅くとも2019年6月末に完了 指標キットを公開

This project is currently at the design and consultation phase. At this point, we have a rough idea of who this project is for (local community members interested in judging the relative health of their communities/projects, and Wikimedia Foundation staff interested in monitoring this health for things like tool or policy development). We also have a rough shortlist of metrics we'd like the kit to include. That is where we need your help.

How to give feedback

While we have set up the framework for this and put down our ideas, this project will suffer without the community's knowledge and expertise. Here, we are asking you to give us feedback on our ideas and to offer your own.

Please use the discussion page of this project for your feedback. To make it easier, we have set up a number of sections there for the aspects of this project about which we are most excited to hear your opinions. One of those sections is titled Other feedback, because we might miss things otherwise. Please feel free to leave your comments and suggestions in one, several or all of the sections! Thank you in advance for your thoughtful insights!

How to engage deeper

In addition to asking for feedback on what we do, we are also looking for volunteers who like to work more closely with us on the project. There are several ways you can engage, if you are interested:

  • You can work with us to refine the way we gather the data in one or more fields for all the Wiki communities
  • You can help find bugs and mistakes we may make
  • You can get our support to understand your own community better through community health metrics
  • You can help spread the knowledge about those new metrics throughout the wikiverse

If you are interested in investing time into this project on one or more of those issues on a mid to longterm basis, please sign up under the corresponding section of the discussion page!

How we will use the results

Your feedback at this stage will directly affect our thinking with regards to this project. As one of the major audiences for this work, the community's insight is naturally invaluable. As such, it will all be taken aboard and used to guide the future of this project as we focus on its design and usecases.

Metrics

We're currently looking at metrics that reflect community health. These will be informed by comments and suggestions made during this consultation, as well as by individual user interviews and other design research methods. Right now, we're looking at metrics reflecting things like:

  • Active administrator and user statistics;
  • Backlog statistics (compared with the number of people working on them);
  • Statistics already used to compare Wikimedia projects with each other (such as Wikipedia article depth);
  • Rates of vandalism, blocks, and other administrative tasks;
  • Other metrics we haven't yet come up with :)

Design

Community Health Metrics Kit prototype screenshot, individual wiki screen
Community Health Metrics Kit prototype screenshot, all wikis screen
Two screenshots from the prototype as it presently exists.

We've spent a little time thinking about how this kit might ultimately look and be used by members of the community. Our requirements for this project are that it is:

  • Findable: It should be easy for community members to find and make use of in their work.
  • Readable/Accessible: It should be simple to read and absorb the information it is attempting to impart.
  • Up-to-date: It should be updated live (or at least regularly), automatically and with minimal maintenance.
  • Translatable: It should be available to users in as many languages as possible (ideally beginning with the UN standard languages), and be available for users to supply translations where none exist.

Right now, we are thinking of hosting this data on Toolforge, as that option would cover most of the above requirements. We are aware that many of the metrics points we'd like this kit to hit are already collected by Wikistats, and we imagine the finished product would likely turn out quite similar to this in look, feel, and target demographic.

発案時の計画

既存の作業から発展させる

コミュニティとの協議の上位案件には、WikiStats ポータルに由来するものを含みます。プラットフォームとして以下を提供します。

  • 単一の利用機器数
  • もっとも閲覧数が多い記事
  • 新規にアカウント登録した利用者
  • 新規に記載されたページ
  • 編集件数
  • 編集者数
  • 編集されたページ数
  • 差分の合計バイト値
  • 差分の絶対バイト値

コミュニティ関与の洞察調査により、コミュニティの健全性の要素が複数、垣間見えたこと、また利用者数ベースで有益な情報を得ることができました。

個々のプロジェクトや投稿者は、さまざまなアプローチで多岐にわたるAPIクエリを用いて特定のワークフローや問題の洞察に取り組みました。一例として英語版ウィキペディアで行った AdminStats ならびに ウィキペディア間の管理者数の分析があります。

これまでの調査プロジェクトの大きな蓄積があり、基本的にコミュニティの健全性に関する話題、あるいは関連数要素や問題を取り扱っています。その一部を表組に抽出しました。もし見落としがありましたら、こちらのサブぺージに補足をお願いします!

Research name Date begun Date published Qual. or Quant.? Topic Contact/Author Relevance
How much do Wikipedians value editing Wikipedia? 2017-12 2018-05 Qualitative Editor satisfaction Jana Gallus; Avinash Gannamaneni; Aaron Halfaker High
Growth and diversity of Technology team audiences 2017-11 2018-05 Qualitative Technical contributors satisfaction Jonathan Morgan High
Holder Administration in anderen Sprachversionen AdminCon 2018 N/A 2018-03 Quantitative Administrators User:Holder High
The Keilana Effect: Visualizing the closing coverage gaps with ORES N/A 2017-08 Quantitative Gender gap Aaron Halfaker; Emily Temple-Woods High
Wikimedia CH Community Survey 2016 2016-12 2017-02 Qualitative Community Survey Wikimedia CH High
New editor support strategies 2016-05 2016-10 Qualitative New Editors Jonathan Morgan; Joe Matazzoni; Pau Giner High
Becoming Wikidatians: evolution of participation in a collaborative structured knowledge base 2016-05 2016-10 Qualitative New Editors Alessandro Piscopo, et al. High
Impact of The Wikipedia Adventure on new editor retention 2014-11 2016-10 Qualitative New Editors Sneha Narayan, et al. Medium
Online Community Conduct Policies 2016-03 2016-06 Qualitative Conduct policies in other online communities Patrick Earley; Karen Brown Medium
Teahouse long term new editor retention 2015-11 2016-05 Qualitative Editor satisfaction Rebecca O’Neill High
Survey of user in Ireland 2015-09 2016-05 Both Editor retention Jonathan Morgan; Aaron Halfaker High
Wikimedia Nederlands survey (2015) N/A 2016-04 Qualitative Community Survey Wikimedia Nederland High
Wikimedia CH Community Survey 2015 2016-01 2016-02 Qualitative Community Survey Verena Linder High
Wikimedia Deutschland Editor Survey 2016 2015-06 2016-02 Qualitative Community Survey Wikimedia CH High
Monthly wikimedia editor activity dataset 2015-04 2015-08 Quantitative Editor activity Aaron Halfaker Medium
Active editor spike 2015 (July update) N/A 2015-07 Qualitative General - Community Health Haitham Shamma; María Cruz High
Community Health learning campaign 2015-07 2015-07 Quantitative Editor activity Aaron Halfaker Medium
VisualEditor's effect on newly registered editors (May 2015 study) 2015-06 2015-05 Quantitative New editors Aaron Halfaker Medium
Active editor spike 2015 2015-03 2015-04 Quantitative Editor activity Aaron Halfaker; Dario Taraborelli Medium
Global South User Survey 2014 2014-09 2015-02 Qualitative Community Survey Haitham Shammaa High
Talk Sentiment Analysis: Editor Retention and Editing Prediction 2014-10 2014-12 Qualitative Editor retention Sergio Martinez-Ortuno; Lars Roemheld; Deepak Menghani; Leila Zia Medium
The Role of Wikipedia Mentorship Programs in the Newcomer Experience 2014-07 2014-12 Qualitative New Users Gabriel Mugar with Chris Schilling and Aaron Halfaker Medium
Wikipedia Gender Inequality Index 2014-06 2014-12 Quantitative Gender Gap Piotr Konieczny Medium
Communicating on Wikipedia while female 2014-11 2014-11 Qualitative Gender gap Laura Hale High
Framing Support for Newcomers 2014-07 2014-10 Qualitative New Users Yla Tausczik; Jonathan Morgan Low
Asking anonymous editors to register 2014-03 2014-10 Qualitative New Users Aaron Halfaker Medium
Non-finite Processes in Human Social Phenomena 2012-10 2014-10 Qualitative Cooperation Simon DeDeo High
Women and Wikipedia 2014-01 2014-09 Qualitative Gender Gap Amanda Menking; Jonathan Morgan High
Women and Wikipedia: Contributions in a Collaborative Online Space 2012-03 2014-05 Quantitative Gendergap Melanie Kill Low
Wikimedia Community Visualization N/A 2013-12 Quantitative Editor activity Haitham Shammaa High
Newcomer survival models 2013-09 2013-09 Qualitative Editor retention/New editors Aaron Halfaker High
Onboarding new Wikipedians/OB6 2013-09 2013-09 Quantitative New Editors Aaron Halfaker Low
Exploring editing dynamics in different language Wikipedias – Towards a substantive grounded theory 2013-05 2013-08 Qualitative Social dynamics Pasko Bilic High
Getting to know the grassroots N/A 2013-07 Qualitative Community Survey Wikimedia Nederland High
VisualEditor's effect on newly registered editors/June 2013 study 2013-06 2013-07 Quantitative New Editors Aaron Halfaker Low
Gender micro-survey 2013-06 2013-07 Quantitative Gender Howie Fung Low
WikiProjects as virtual Teams 2013-01 2013-07 Quantitative Social dynamics Jonathan Morgan High
Notifications 2013-05 2013-05 Quantitative Impact of Technical Feature Aaron Halfaker Medium
Anonymity and conformity over the net 2012-01 2013-03 Quantitative Effects of anonymity Aaron Halfaker Medium
Post-registration editor survey 2012-11 2012-12 Quantitative Editor motivation Steven Walling Medium
Wikipedia Editors Survey 2012 2012-06 2012-11 Both Community Survey Tilman Bayer High
Wikipedia Editor Satisfaction Survey 2009-09 2012-10 Both Editor satisfaction Denis Barthel; Manuel Merz High
MoodBar/Email confirmation 2012-07 2012-08 Quantitative Communication Dario Taraborelli Low
Editor Lifecycles 2012-06 2012-07 Quantitative Editor retention Shilad Sen High
Master Thesis Cultural differences in motivations to contribute to Wikipedia 2012-05 2012-07 Quantitative Editor Motivation Sjarlot Stal; Nick Geurts Low
Editor milestones 2012-05 2012-07 Quantitative New Editors Shilad Sen; Aaron Halfaker Low
Shallow Entry: A problem-centric approach to new editor orientation 2012-04 2012-07 Quantitative Editor Motivation Maryana Pinchuk Medium
[1] 2012-04 2012-06 Quantitative Editor Motivation Aaron Halfaker High
Motivations to Contribute to Wikipedia 2012-03 2012-06 Unclear Editor Motivation Audrey Abeyta Low
Necromancy 2012-04 2012-05 Quantitative Editor Retention Steven Walling Medium
Wikipedia Editors Survey 2011 November 2011-04 2011-11 Quantitative Community Survey Barry Newstead High
Women and Wikimedia Survey 2011 2011-05 2011-10 Qualitative Gender gap Sarah Stierch High
Summer of research 2011 N/A 2011-08 Both mostly New editors, but also Editor retention Medium
Wikipedia Editors Survey 2011 April N/A 2011-04 Quantitative Community Survey Mani Pande High
Expert participation survey 2010-12 2011-02 Quantitative Expert participation Dario Taraborelli High
Hebrew Wikipedia satisfaction survey 2007 2007-07 Qualitative Community Survey Wikimedia HE High
100 Questions for Wikipedians 2005 2005-02 Qualitative Community Survey Aphaia Medium
Teahouse group dynamics 2017-05 Ongoing Quantitative Impact of harassment Yiqing Hua; Dario Taraborelli; Leila Zia; Lucas Dixon; Nithum Thain; Cristian Danescu-Niculescu-Mizil Medium
Detox 2017-01 Ongoing Quantitative New Editors Ellery Wulczyn High
Study of harassment and its impact 2016-05 Ongoing Qualitative Social dynamics Jonathan Morgan Medium
Good Faith Newcomer Prediction 2016-05 Ongoing Qualitative Social Dynamics Anna Filippova, et al. High
Understanding the Dynamics of Hackathons for Science 2016-04 Ongoing Qualitative Time commitment and workflow Kevin Schiroo Medium
Measuring editor time commitment and workflow 2016-01 Ongoing Quantitative Toxic language Ellery Wulczyn Medium
Beyond the Gender Gap: Understanding Women's Participation in Wikipedia 2015-10 Ongoing Qualitative Gender gap Danielle McDonald Corple Low
Online harassment resource guide 2015-07 Ongoing Qualitative harassment J. Nathan Matias, et al. Medium
Editor Behaviour Analysis & Graphs 2015-06 Ongoing Quantitative Editor statistics Jeph Paul High
Wikipedia Equality Sweden 2014-10 Ongoing Quantitative New Users Aaron Halfaker Low
HHVM newcomer engagement experiment 2014-08 Ongoing Qualitative Gendergap Björn Helgeson; Jonathan Morgan Medium
The sudden decline of Italian Wikipedia 2014-05 Ongoing Quantitative Editor Activity Decline Nemo with Aaron Halfaker Medium
Dynamics of Online Interactions and Behavior 2012-01 Ongoing Both Roles and Functions Ofer Arazy; Dario Taraborelli High
Wikipedian and Internet addiction 2010-09 Ongoing Both Social dynamics Dario Taraborelli Medium
Measuring editor labor hours 2016-04 N/A Qualitative Addiction? OppidumNissenae; Geoide; Alexmar983 Low
Roles and Functions within Online Production Communities 2015-08 N/A Quantitative Editor activity Aaron Halfaker Low

重点エリア

このプロジェクトの開始時には、それまでに集積したことと未着手だったことを基盤に、このプロジェクトでどのデータポイントと領域を優先課題とするべきか検討しました。それには既存の指標について適用方法の変更 (例:収集済みの情報に対し異なる割合と対照を適用) と併せて、新規の指標を集めることが関わります。指標キットの対象に含めたうち、適法範囲が広い領域は以下のとおりです。

  • 関係者の分布
  • 管理者の統計
  • 利用者の統計
  • 新規利用者アカウント
  • 活動の頻度
  • 破壊行為、付け回し、嫌がらせ行為の定着率
  • 不正行為フィルター、破壊行為の通報
  • 文化、民族、性別の障壁
  • コンテンツの偏向
  • 言語の障壁
  • ツールを利用できるかどうか (アクセス)
  • インターネットへのアクセス
  • ライブラリや知的リソースの利用 (アクセス)

今後の計画:質的調査の進展と調査法の改善

コミュニティの健全性イニシアチブにより行われた、英語版ウィキペディアの管理者伝言板への事件報告分析に基づく発展。本プロジェクトは重要な伝言板について利用者の経験を調査しました。調査の支援を改善するとは - コミュニティがそれ自体について調査を行う場合に、より使いやすく適用が簡単なフォームや、回答者を引きつける適切な技術、さらに調査結果の分析を楽にする方策を用意することです。