Thread:Talk:Article feedback/Delete/reply (2)

Timl2k4 the data we've collected so far indicate that when people submit feedback via the AFT survey they don't even realize there is a talk page or if they do, they are often intimidated by how hard it is to participate in a conversation (because of technical and social barriers). I think the idea of experimenting with a "edit the talk page" Call to Action is a good one, but I expect to see a very low number of conversions. The question we should ask is: do we want to have more people participate in the discussion on individual articles and find lightweight ways to persuade them to become editors or just keep the current high bar and lose these potentially good contributions? Both AFT and WikiLove suggest that there are different entry vectors we can experiment with to successfully engage new users with the contents and members of the community.