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A different kind #WikiPoll this week: we've been on the Fediverse for just over a month now, what kind of posts do you enjoy seeing and want more of?

Is there #Wikipedia-related content you want to see that we aren't posting?

Anonymous poll

Poll

Facts: Featured articles or random funny stuff
716
76.5%
Behind the scenes Wikipedia organizing/strategy
370
39.5%
Tips of things to edit, ways to get started
223
23.8%
Something else; leave a reply
23
2.5%
936 people voted.
Voting ended 17 May 2023 at 15:46.
24 comments
maltheft

@wikipedia
Posts about all things open ex open source, open access, open science, open ...

Paul Rispens

@wikipedia
Posting only under real names, by verified accounts.

Sebastian Lasse

@wikipedia

To be precise:
My claim “Behind the scenes Wikipedia organizing/strategy” had no concrete sources.
It meant “Gimme a quick connection to the wikidata dev-community and I enjoyed this. And cool videos“ :) Rock on.

John Socks

@wikipedia I do not currently follow you, so it would be very unfair of me to say what this particular account should be.

But perhaps .. the answer is to split them.

I might follow a low frequency strange facts account, where I might not be interested in the others.

El Duvelle

@wikipedia Love all of these and thank you for being here!

The Randomiser Podcast

@wikipedia I’d love to see:
Common misconceptions
A random article of the day/week etc
Articles that aren’t read much - to give them some love!
Themed sets of toots - e.g. “Space” or “Etymology” days.

Aswath Rao

@wikipedia
One post per day on an interesting article that is least requested. Something like Google Doodle
@tchambers

Sean C.

@wikipedia little bit if everything from the poll choices

J Miller

@wikipedia

Research about Wikipedia or using Wikipedia. I know there’s @wikiresearch , but some of that here, too.

Joris Meys

@wikipedia all of the above. Great having you around.

Torbjörn Björkman

@wikipedia Not immediately pertaining to the question in the polls:
As a person of funny characters and languages, I genuinely like seeing stuff going out in languages I don't know (or in those I use less frequently). I would love if more of the Big Accounts of the World just did this without explanation or apology.

(While still maintaining a majority fraction of posts in the language that [virtually] all of us share on here... we're all here to talk after all)

@wikipedia Not immediately pertaining to the question in the polls:
As a person of funny characters and languages, I genuinely like seeing stuff going out in languages I don't know (or in those I use less frequently). I would love if more of the Big Accounts of the World just did this without explanation or apology.

Tagaziel

@wikipedia Looking at the results, that's a whole lot of power users right there.

Labdajiwa

@wikipedia Posts like Depths of Wikipedia and behind-the-scenes of Wikipedia are looks good to me.

nomadmisha

@wikipedia
Create a bot on a separate account, for those who need "random funny stuff".

Deborah Hartmann Preuss, pcc 🇨🇦

@wikipedia pages that serve as fact check of a trending topic. Truth-trolling, the way a dictionary site does on twitter ;->

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