Public outreach/Academy/RfC/Long-term watchlist

IRC meetings – Goals – Survey (pre-Academy) – Schedule – Questions for the host – Pre-Academy communications with scientists – Useraccounts – S.F. Kick-off – On-site logistics – Presentations – Workshops – Post-Academy evaluation survey – Sustainability

A drawback of the current watchlist system is that it displays only the latest change. Unfortunately, this approach leaves open the possibility of a slow, gradual decline in the quality of an article.

Idea: implement a tool that ranks articles in the watchlist by how much they've changed (in bytes) since they were last edited by the user. Such a tool might give the participants more confidence that they'll catch systematic degradation in the articles they edit.

Watchlist vandalism checker[edit]

A concern of the participants will be whether their articles will be vandalized.

Idea for client-side script: allow users to define their own criteria to check whether articles on their watchlist have been vandalized.

Another idea for client-side script: Use the history to determine how often a page is vandalized, edit-warred, tagged as controversial, etc.