Hoi,
Yes. It is indeed another area where we could do a lot better. We do not
show how effective the work is that people do. We do not inform them how
many reads were done for new articles. All things that are really easy to
do when we think of it. But we do not.
So yes we need marketing to get ne
Marketing can get someone to buy a product once; the problem is to get
them to buy another, and that depends on the quality of the product. It is
much easier to get new first time editors than to give them the
encouragement and satisfaction to keep them going.
On Sun, Aug 28, 2016 at 5:38 AM, Ger
Hoi,
At the research mailing list two relevant activities were mentioned that do
not adequately take place.
* *Gamified interfaces for microcontributions à la Wikidata game*
** **Ubiquitous outreach, supported by dedicated technology*
The notion exists that it is possible to do all kind of techno
