Monthly Report of Forum Activity

[NPhan_WMF]

Greetings, everyone!

As promised at the end of the community review period, the weekly reports would become monthly reports. Below are the stats from August 2022.

For the month of August, the Forum had 280 active users, of which 80% (or 224 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we had data for).

• New Users: new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users: number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors: users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 280 active users, there were 26 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The thin green sliver represents TL3: regular users, and comprises of three users (including myself). Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users. We removed the “crawlers” (search engine bots).

Below are the Top Ten Topics.

The Top list is calculated by the Forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in August

1. Leadership Development Working Group
2. The 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period is now open
3. MS Forum: Community Review Report
4. Movement Strategy Implementation Lightning Talks at Wikimania
5. Which Wikimania sessions are you planning to attend?
6. (Re)Introducing Movement Strategy - Back to the Basics
7. UCoC Roundtable in Wikimania 2022
8. Testing whether the globe icon appears or not
9. A walk-through the Movement Strategy Forum
10. [August 18, 2022] Conversation Hour with Maggie Dennis on Community Resilience & Sustainability

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
4. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
5. The 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period is now open
6. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
7. Forum Weekly Report
8. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
9. By 2030 what is one problem facing African volunteers you wish to have solved or helped solve and why?
10. [DRAFT] Minimum Criteria for Hub Pilots

[NPhan_WMF]

For the month of September, the Forum had 207 active users, of which 80% (or 166 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (38 total): new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users (13 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (18 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 207 active users in September, there were 23 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The thin green sliver represents TL3: regular users, and comprises 5 users. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in September

1. Nomination to supervise the investment in skills development and leadership category
2. Call for MS Forum Moderators
3. Contribute to a definition of leadership for Wikimedia (includes a quick survey)
4. Wanna serve as a category moderator!
5. Fundraising and Resource Distribution
6. The launch of the Content Partnerships Helpdesk
7. Request to create a Language Diversity Hub category
8. September 16: UCoC Conversation Hours - Asia and Pacific
9. Jornadas Wikimedia España 2022
10. CSOs in culture [Call for participation] noGLAMorɚ workshop & Wikidata+Wikispore+… practice

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
7. By 2030 what is one problem facing African volunteers you wish to have solved or helped solve and why?
8. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
9. Forum Weekly Report
10. [DRAFT] Minimum Criteria for Hub Pilots

[NPhan_WMF]

Happy November!

For the month of October, the Forum had a total of 682 users, comprising 182 active users, of which 78.6% (or 143 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (36 total): new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users (15 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (27 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 182 active users in October, there were 22 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 682. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in October

1. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
2. New Forum sidebar and notifications menu
3. LDWG Community Call Invitation
4. Wikimedia Accelerator UNLOCK Demo Day
5. Ghanaian Volunteers in Crises
6. Apply for funding through the Movement Strategy Community Engagement Package to Support Your Community
7. [CEE Meeting] Introduction to CEE Hub
8. Wiki Indaba 2022
9. Open Climate Talks
10. Movement Charter Drafting Committee’s casual updates

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
7. Forum Weekly Report
8. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
9. Using this forum in the context of events
10. I would like to serve as a general moderator!

[TomDotGov]

Can we have the breakdown of what percent of unique posters were WMF? That’s probably a better definition of non-WMF activity than people who read one post.

[NPhan_WMF]

Hi! Are you referring to Daily Engaged Users or New Contributors, or which metric in particular? Thanks in advance for the clarity!

[TomDotGov]

I think the most interesting metric would be the number of unique people that either created a post or added a post to a thread over the month, broken out by WMF and non-WMF accounts.

[NPhan_WMF]

Understood! @Qgil-WMF just ran the query and unfortunately, it only allows us to track the last 30 days, so I will add that to my list of metrics on Dec 1 to run for the month of November.

In the meantime, roughly, in the month of October, there were 72 posters, 22 of whom have WMF in their username, which is about 30.6% of the total posters.

Hope that helps! (And thanks, Quim!)

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Happy December, everyone !

For the month of November, the Forum had a total of 732 users, comprising 194 active users, of which 82.9% (or 161 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.” The number of users who create new topics for the month of November is 73, of which 19 are associated with Wikimedia (including affiliates) and 54 are volunteers.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (51 total): new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users (15 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (21 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 194 active users in November, there were 21 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 732. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in November

1. Nov 12: Strategic Wikimedia Affiliates Network meeting, Asia-Pacific friendly time
2. My candidacy to serve as one of the forum admins
3. Ask Me Anything about Movement Charter Session, Asia-Pacific
4. Get prepared for the Movement Charter feedback sessions
5. How can Wikipedia be made more fun? How can event organizers make their meetups more fun and interesting to attract the youth?
6. Movement Charter: Roles & Responsibilities (statement of intent)
7. Sat, Nov 26, 4:00 pm CET: MCDC Community Consultation: Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia
8. Movement strategy feedback from Indaba 2022 in Rwanda
9. ESEAP Conference 2022:Reconnect
10. Overview of Presentation from ESEAP Conf 2022 - Affiliate panel Discussion - Wikimedia Korea

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
7. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
8. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
9. Forum Weekly Report
10. Using this forum in the context of events

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Hi everyone and Happy New Year !

For the month of December, the Forum had a total of 758 users, comprising 156 active users, of which 81.4% (or 127 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.” The number of users who create new topics for the month of December is 38, of which 9 are associated with Wikimedia (including affiliates) and 29 are volunteers.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (25 total): new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users (11 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (14 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 126 active users in December, there were 20 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 758. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in December

1. Scientific methodology for Wikimedians
2. Regional reflections on grantees’ work - what are your thoughts?
3. Twitter.com >> Fediverse: Mastodon + others
4. What is your favorite ice cream? (a post voting test)
5. Movement Charter general discussion
6. Bug reports and discussion about the Discourse Post Voting plugin
7. The imaginary event with an agenda set by YOU (a post voting test)
8. LanguageConverter on Serbo-Croatian Wikipedia
9. 是否能拿《The Tyranny of Structurelessness》檢視我們的運動？
10. Let’s Connect Research Fund Clinic - have a good research idea?

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
7. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
8. By 2030 what is one problem facing African volunteers you wish to have solved or helped solve and why?
9. Using this forum in the context of events
10. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Happy February, everyone!

For the month of January, the Forum had a total of 765 users, comprising 127 active users, of which 73.2% (or 93 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.” The number of users who create new topics for the month of January is 34, of which 8 are associated with Wikimedia (including affiliates) and 26 are volunteers.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (8 total): new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users (9 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (6 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for January 2023.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 113 active users in January, there were 18 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 765. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in January

1. Movement Charter Community Consultation Retrospective
2. For the first time in over ten years, Wikipedia has a new look!
3. #Jan1 Public Domain Day
4. Internship experience at Wikimedia Indonesia
5. Editing team hosts community meeting about new features of the visual editor
6. Get ready to send your proposals to the Community Wishlist Survey
7. cinema LIVE video right now: Wikimedia Research Showcase - January 2023
8. Why should I vote?
9. Second ratification vote for the Revised UCoC Enforcement Guidelines
10. Scientific Method for Wikimedians: Structur of the course + the intro video

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
7. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
8. Automatic Forum updates to Meta and other wikis
9. By 2030 what is one problem facing African volunteers you wish to have solved or helped solve and why?
10. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Hi everyone and happy March!

For the month of February, the Forum had a total of 770 users, comprising 107 active users, of which 73.83% (or 79 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.” The number of users who create new topics for the month of February is 38, of which 20 are associated with Wikimedia (including affiliates) and 18 are volunteers.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (5 total): new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users (8 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (5 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for February 2023.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 107 active users in February, there were 18 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 770. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in February

1. [Survey] Please provide your feedback about the Movement Strategy Forum
2. 日本語版利用者グループ設立準備 JawikisUsers
3. Iberoconf 2023
4. Scientific Method for Wikimedians: Chapter 3
5. CEE Spring 2023 starting on March 21st - interested communities welcome!
6. Scientific Method for Wikimedians: Chapter 2
7. Wiki-based Business Process Tooling at NASA: The Need for Open CSP
8. WikiLearn is out of beta; course content translation feature ready!
9. QueeringWikipedia 2023 Office Hours
10. Wikipedia African Month contest needs to spread

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
7. Automatic Forum updates to Meta and other wikis
8. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
9. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
10. By 2030 what is one problem facing African volunteers you wish to have solved or helped solve and why?

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Hi and happy new month of April to all,

For the month of March, the Forum had a total of 785 users, comprising 115 active users, of which 76.52% (or 88 users) were non-WMF. “Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.” The number of users who create new topics for the month of March is 49, of which 18 are associated with Wikimedia (including affiliates) and 31 are volunteers.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (15 total): new account registrations
• Daily Engaged Users (8 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (6 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for March 2023.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 115 active users in March, there were 19 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 785. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

New topics created in March

1. Share your experience at Wikimania 2023
2. Barriers for Contributors to Small Language Wikipedia Versions
3. Running a small affiliate or group - this Learning Clinic is for you!
4. CEE Hub - office hours
5. WikiCon Portugal 2023
6. Invitation to Open Innovation Café
7. 3 days to go - Join Middle East and Africa (MEA) Regional Funding Committee
8. New video! Wikimedia Research Showcase - March 2023
9. América Latina e Caribe: Programa de Pessoas Embaixadoras da Carta do Movimento Wikimedia
10. Be part of the Wikimania Singapore program!

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
7. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
8. Automatic Forum updates to Meta and other wikis
9. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
10. By 2030 what is one problem facing African volunteers you wish to have solved or helped solve and why?

[Olugold]

Wow! Thanks for this elaborate info.

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Hi and happy new month of August to all,

This report covers the period from 01 April to 31 July. The reporting for these months was delayed due to issues accessing some comparator data for the regional distribution of users.

As of August 1st 2023, the Forum had a total of 840 users. 93 were “active” in April, of which 77% (or 72 users) were not from the Wikimedia Foundation. 97 were “active” in May, of which 77% (or 75 users) were not from the Foundation. 43 were “active” in June, of which 69% (or 30 users) were not from the Foundation and 75 were “active” in July of which 76 % (or 57 users) were not from the Foundation.

“Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The number of users who create new topics in April is 10 of which 6 are Foundation staff. In May, 14 users created new topics, including 2 Foundation staff and 1 affiliate staff. In June, 3 users created new topics including 1 affiliate staff and in July, 28 users created new topics, including 10 Foundation staff and 2 affiliates staff.

The graph below compares the # of users from June 2022 onwards (June 2022 is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users:
  • April 2023: 22 (incl. 2 Foundation staff)
  • May 2023: 18 (incl. 3 Foundation staff)
  • June 2023: 1
  • July 2023: 11 (incl. 2 Foundation staff)
• Daily Engaged Users (5 average): average number of users per month who have posted or reacted to a post from April to July
• New Contributors (11 total): Number of users who posted for the first time between April and July

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 308 active users from April to July, there were 24 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. As of July 1st, the total number of registered users was 838. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics - all time

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
4. [Announcements] Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
5. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
6. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
7. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
8. WIKIMOVE - The new podcast about our changing movement
9. Automatic Forum updates to Meta and other wikis
10. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Hi,
For the month of November 2023, the Forum had a total of 862 users. 31 were “active” in November, of which around 81% (or 25 users) were not from the Wikimedia Foundation.

“Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The number of users who create new topics in November is 13 of which 2 are Foundation staff.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (new account registrations): 4
• Daily Engaged Users (3 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (2 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for November 2023.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 31 active users in November, there were 10 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 862. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. [Announcements] Funded Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
4. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
7. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
8. WIKIMOVE - The new podcast about our changing movement
9. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!
10. Using this forum in the context of events

[MPossoupe_WMF]

Hi,
For the month of December 2023, the Forum had a total of 864 users. 15 were “active” in December of which around 80% (or 12 users) were not from the Wikimedia Foundation.

“Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The number of users who create new topics in December is 8 of which 3 are Foundation staff.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (new account registrations): 2
• Daily Engaged Users (2 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (2 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for December 2023.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 15 active users in December, there were 7 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 864. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. [Announcements] Funded Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
4. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
7. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
8. WIKIMOVE - The new podcast about our changing movement
9. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!

Using this forum in the context of events

[MPossoupe_WMF]

For the month of January 2024, the Forum had a total of 866 users. 34 were “active” in January, of which around 74% (or 25 users) were not from the Wikimedia Foundation.

“Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The number of users who create new topics in January is 7 of which 1 are Foundation staff.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (new account registrations): 2
• Daily Engaged Users (2 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (1 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for January 2024…

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 34 active users in January, there were 10 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 866. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. [Announcements] Funded Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
4. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
7. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
8. WIKIMOVE - The new podcast about our changing movement
9. Using this forum in the context of events
10. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!

[MPossoupe_WMF]

For the month of February 2024, the Forum had a total of 867 users. 21 were “active” in February of which around 67% (or 14 users) were not from the Wikimedia Foundation.

“Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The number of users who create new topics in February is 7 of which 3 are Foundation staff.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (new account registrations): 1
• Daily Engaged Users (2 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (1 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for February 2024.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 21 active users in February, there were 3 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 867. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. [Announcements] Funded Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
4. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
7. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
8. WIKIMOVE - The new podcast about our changing movement
9. Using this forum in the context of events
10. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!

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For the month of March 2024, the Forum had a total of 870 users. 22 were “active” in March of which around 77% (or 17 users) were not from the Wikimedia Foundation.

“Active users” as defined by Discourse is “all users who visited and read at least one topic in the given time interval.”

The number of users who create new topics in March is 5 of which 2 are Foundation staff.

The graph below compares the # of users from June onwards (June is the first full month we have data for).

• New Users (new account registrations): 3
• Daily Engaged Users (2 average): number of users who have posted or reacted to a post during that time
• New Contributors (2 total): users who posted for the first time

The graph below compares the regional distribution of users on the Forum and users of Meta for March 2024.

The graph below breaks down the interface language preferences of Forum users. Of the 22 active users in March, there were 6 different interface languages in their user preferences.

The graph below shows the users by Trust Level.

The percentages are based on the total number of registered users, active or not. This month, the number of registered users was 870. Learn more about trust levels here.

The graph below is a compilation of pageviews from anonymous users (people who aren’t logged in) and logged in users.

Top Ten Topics

The Top list is calculated by the forum software based on likes to the first post, likes to the rest of comments, number of replies and number of views (more).

All Time

1. Say hello!
2. Leadership Development Working Group
3. [Announcements] Funded Movement Strategy Implementation Grants (MSIG)
4. What kind of leadership would you like to see (or see more) in your community?
5. 2022 Board of Trustees election Community Voting period
6. 日本とのつながり / Japanese Connection
7. I would like to serve as a general moderator!
8. WIKIMOVE - The new podcast about our changing movement
9. Using this forum in the context of events
10. Global Conversations on Hubs on June 24, 25, and 26!