Read the release here that explains how this all works: https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/Essay:ProleWiki_is_allowing_its_readers_to_edit_pages!

We’ll be running this as a pilot project from 1 week to a month to collect data and assess the feature, and then either keep going with it or pause and reiterate.

Feel free to ask questions

some stats after the first weekend:

10 edits approved
5 edits rejected

We log the reasons for rejections, and so far they are:

Source issues (3)
Possible wrecking attempt (1)
Trolling (1)
Duplicate edit (1)

So only 3 real edits were rejected and 2 of those improperly sourced edits were fixed by their author afterwards. 1 was rejected literally just a few minutes ago so it’s still ongoing.

Edits that were rejected and then approved once fixed count as 2 edits (1 rejected, 1 approved).

Overall not so bad for the first weekend, definitely a good amount of proposed edits, 15 in total so far.

We are also refining our stance towards anon edits with this pilot period, allowing us to understand how they can fit within our model and how we relate to them.

  • Weyland
    8·
    5 months ago

    I can’t foresee a single way this could go wrong.

    • CriticalResist8OPA
      20·
      5 months ago

      All contributions go through a moderation queue and we are doubly more mindful of them, I can’t think of many ways this could become a problem but that’s also why we’re running it as a pilot project and then will assess the whole thing.