User talk:Sandaru/Project Eclipse: Wikidata Outreach Project

Big questions
Wikidata already has a frequently updated : Facebook page, : Google plus page.But the problem here is they lack followers. We need to make the page more interesting by making our posts more interesting. Currently there are only few likes for each posts and no shares at all. If we can make some interesting posts with photos and motivate our followers to share them we can make more people aware of Wikidata. So to answer the question there won't be any time needed to start. But to keep them going each week consistently needs at least two or three hours daily.--Sandaru (talk) 03:26, 12 March 2014 (UTC) Facebook and Twitter accounts are already there in the first place. In the case of what will happen to them when I leave my internship is a good question. But leaving my internship doesn't mean that I stop my contributions to Wikidata or Wikimedia. Open source community is based on volunteers. Even if I finish my internship I hope to stick around and do my part as I did in the internship to ensure that the pages are updated and keep going. --Sandaru (talk) 03:40, 12 March 2014 (UTC)
 * Why is this called Project Eclipse?
 * Have you done any research to check what audience you will be targeting, or what outreach methods have succeded in getting desired results in the past?
 * How is the current Wikidata FAQ currently inadequate?
 * How much time will it take to start the social media presences, and how much time will it take to keep them going each week?
 * If you start this social media campaign during your internship and set up Facebook and Twitter accounts to support Wikidata contributors, then leave your internship, who will keep the social media accounts going?
 * Why do you think that the badge and reward systems would only take about a week each to complete? Sharihareswara (WMF) (talk) 23:28, 11 March 2014 (UTC)