Process?

Process?

Do we have a process for selecting these? I don't mind the first choice (I think it's a good one), but want to be sure that we have some sort of process in place. Ideas on how to make that happen?

~Philippe (WMF)19:07, 20 October 2009

Some initial ground rules:

  • Do not add your own proposal
  • Proposals should fall in different categories (literally)
  • Do not change the proposal shown today
HenkvD21:18, 20 October 2009

Seems like I broke the "own proposal" rule for my additions... but just with one piece ;). I am sorry as I was just cping from my watchlist...

Kozuch17:09, 26 October 2009

So remove it.

Bodnotbod22:36, 28 October 2009

This is not "featured proposals" as it stands. It should be renamed "proposals Kozuch likes". It's entirely misleading. To redress the balance I could go ahead and add all my favorites. But I wouldn't have the brass neck to do such a thing. This should only have been done with some kind of consensus and I would be in favour of some admonishment.

Bodnotbod22:48, 28 October 2009

Plaese add one or two, add comment why. I think ther are too few peaple to have conscensus votes.

HenkvD23:23, 28 October 2009
 

There will be no admonishment :) I made an open call for people to get involved on Village Pump and Kozuch did it. I'd suggest that you do as well. I'll try to find time to go in and add some that I like too.

~Philippe (WMF)23:33, 28 October 2009

Surely if I add my favourite proposals then EVERYONE should add their own featured proposals which means ALL proposals would be added ideally. I think this is very misguided. All proposals should be on the list and it should be renamed "random proposal of the day" or something. I'm not going to add any proposals because it would make me look bad on 'recent changes'. I want no part of it as it stands.

Bodnotbod00:32, 30 October 2009

<sigh> processes start somewhere. This is a wiki. Anyone who wants can add theirs until we reach a point at which it's unwieldy, and then we'll set up a more concrete process.

~Philippe (WMF)02:00, 30 October 2009

Sorry if I'm trying your patience Philippe. I know you're working EXTREMELY hard on strategy and I know you're a fine chap. I only disagree with you on this particular issue [so far :o)]. I wouldn't actually mind "featured" being used on the front page, with a different proposal each day. What I really struggle with is that those chosen articles now have a "featured" banner when someone looks at the proposal. That, to me, seems misleading because there is a fine history of featured content on en:wp and I feel it's almost like a brand that needs to be protected.

Nevertheless, I've made my points on this clear, so I will stop going on about it now. I hope things improve in the wiki-way, as you say.

Bodnotbod13:01, 30 October 2009

Maybe we could call it diffrently, maybe selected proposals or whatever, if the word "featured" does not suit you. I was already thinking of it even before this discussion began. Its only a matter of choice.

Kozuch15:21, 30 October 2009