Cross-wiki Search Result Improvements/pt-br

Uma nova meta
O departamento Discovery está examinando a possibilidade de fornecer resultados de pesquisa de outros projetos da Wikimedia com o mesmo idioma (comumente chamados de pesquisas globais).

Por exemplo, se você estivesse no Wikivoyage francês e pesquisasse por “leite”, seriam apresentados artigos correspondentes da Wikipédia francesa e de outros projetos da Wikimedia em francês (ex.: Wikcionário e Wikiquote).

Nesta página, tentaremos resumir algumas das nossas ideias. Convidamos todos os colaboradores a discutir abertamente na página de discussão sobre essa potencial mudança.

'' A ideia relaciona-se um pouco com o novo recurso que o departamento Discovery (sob o projeto Pesquisa) implantou em 2016. Esse recurso exibe resultados de outras edições da Wikipédia se for determinado que o(a) usuário(a) possa ter usado um termo em outro idioma e se a pesquisa retornar menos que 2 resultados. O tópico desta página – uma nova exibição dos resultados de pesquisa através de wikiprojetos do mesmo idioma – estará em adição ao novo recurso de detecção de idioma, não em substituição.''

A justificativa
A maneira da qual a pesquisa funciona nos projetos da Wikimedia é esta: cada projeto tem um índice de pesquisa. Isso significa que atualmente não há como pesquisar através de todos os projetos por resultados relevantes ao mesmo tempo. No entanto, o idioma sempre será o mesmo numa pesquisa, e alguns visitantes podem estar interessados em informações que poderiam estar nos projetos irmãos de mesmo idioma.

O fornecimento de resultados de pesquisas globais (e no mesmo idioma) dará mais informações aos visitantes, maior visibilidade aos outros projetos e aumentará o número de resultados para visitantes, que inclui o potencial para pesquisas que sempre retornem resultados.

Exibir resultados de pesquisa a mais entre os projetos não apenas aumentará a visibilidade aos projetos irmãos como também aumentará o descobrimento de mais artigos de interesse, e possivelmente até trazer novos colaboradores.

Por que ainda não fizemos isso?
Por que não ter um só índice para pesquisar em todos os projetos e em todos os idiomas?
 * Technical complexity is one reason: the size of the resulting index would be in the hundreds of gigabytes. For example, the English Wikipedia database index of all article pages is around 200 gigabytes. Providing search results quickly would be negatively impacted if having just one very large database index.
 * Another reason for this 'one language' search results approach is that it probably wouldn't be very useful to search for a topic across all languages. Searching for "Paris, France" and seeing generally the same article in French, German, and English wouldn't help very much in discovering new information.

Os projetos ingleses são bem grandes:
 * English Wikipedia index for all English article pages is approximately 200 GB
 * English Wikinews is approximately 15 GB
 * English Wikisource is approximately 6 GB

Isso poderá impactar vários fluxos de trabalho existentes, por exibir resultados de pesquisa adicionais.
 * This could possibly affect bots, contributors, researchers, readers, etc.

O plano
In the first quarter (July - September 2016) the engineering team will continue to work on the following four main steps:

Primeiro


 * Combine indexes within the same languages.
 * Ask for the help from the community - which includes the discussion on this page.
 * The Search and Design teams at WMF will create mockups of how these new search results might be displayed.

Segundo

No final do próximo trimestre (provavelmente de outubro a dezembro de 2016), a equipe comparará a satisfação com a pesquisa. Isso será feito:


 * after the cross-wiki index is ready for several pre-selected languages
 * after running A/B tests to collect real time data with which to analyze

Terceiro


 * Once the above is completed, we'll probably release this new feature as part of the Beta Feature set for further feedback and testing from the community.

Fourth


 * Release into production on selected wikis.

Current Search Examples
There are already a few community-led solutions to provide additional discovery of other Wikimedia projects and articles in the same language. Here is a small collection of examples:

Current search results pages for a few language wikis:


 * Hatian Creole:
 * https://ht.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espesyal:Chache/Milk
 * Entries at the page-bottom are added via mw:Extension:ArticlePlaceholder
 * French:
 * https://fr.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Spécial:Recherche&profile=default&fulltext=Search&search=milk&searchengineselect=mediawiki
 * Entries at the page-bottom are added via d:User:Yair_rand/WikidataInfo.js
 * Italian:
 * https://it.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?search=milk&title=Speciale:Ricerca&fulltext=1
 * Entries at the page-bottom are added via d:User:Yair_rand/WikidataInfo.js
 * Navbox at the page-side is added via w:it:MediaWiki:Search-interwiki-custom

External Search Gadget:
 * mw:MediaWiki:Gadget-externalsearch.js
 * This gadget will search a custom list of technical sites, giving a multi-tab result list and is further explained at Wikimedia technical search
 * Here is a screenshot of this custom action (unfortunately, searching for "google.com/cse" can trigger a spam filter message for some browsers)

How could these additional search results be displayed?
The appearance of search results is open for discussion and we have some rough drafts for you to look at below with more design possibilities on Design. Here are a few examples of what a new search results page could look like based on existing solutions on other language wikis:

Help us choose the solution
Please provide your feedback now!
 * Two quarters are needed, at a minimum, to architect and design the technical implementation.
 * The team would like to have something to test and to show to the community sometime in late 2016.

The Questions
The team has many questions and this is what we'd like to request feedback on from the community:


 * 1) How do we want these new, additional, relevant search results to be displayed?
 * 2) Should the results from whatever wiki you're on to be shown first and then have an option to show more from other wikis?
 * 3) Should the additional results be inter-mixed with the local wiki results?
 * 4) Should the additional results be displayed off to the side (or maybe the bottom) of the results page?
 * 5) Should we have the option to turn off  these other relevant search results (a user and/or project opt-out)?
 * 6) * This could be a keyword search term or maybe a button for a visitor to click
 * 7) * This could also be similar to the  keyword that will only search for images on the local wiki and not Commons files, for instance.
 * 8) Would the additional results be best displayed as a list or a grid design?
 * 9) Should we include relevant metadata (images and/or a short description) with the search results?
 * 10) Do the results need to have the size of the article (i.e.:  ) and the date it was created/modified?
 * 11) Should we indicate that clicking on a result will take you to another wiki project?
 * 12) How many results from other wikis should we show - 1, 2, 3, or more?
 * 13) Should we limit the existing method of displaying results from the wiki that you searched on?
 * 14) * We currently show up to 10,000 results in a paginated manner, but testing shows that generally only the first 3 results are ever acted upon.
 * 15) Do we want these new search results to work across all Wikimedia projects?
 * 16) For example, if I'm on Wikiquote, do I want to also see relevant search results from Wikivoyage, Wikipedia or Wikinews?
 * 17) Or, if I'm on Wikipedia, just show me results from other projects?
 * 18) Would these other relevant search results be useful and encourage deeper exploration into various topics?
 * 19) Is it annoying to see the other wiki search results?
 * 20) Conversely, does it encourage a user to discover more knowledge?
 * 21) How much weight do we give results from other wiki projects in the results?
 * 22) Will the display of the additional search results from other wikis encourage contributions from editors?
 * 23) i.e.: if you search for   and don't see a Wikivoyage article about it (while I'm searching on Wikiquote), would that encourage you to start an article for it?
 * 24) Should we limit the amount of languages we search in?
 * 25) i.e.: only use the top 50 languages to implement this in?
 * 26) Or, only use the languages that we are detecting queries in an other language than the wiki the user is on?

A/B Testing
After taking into account community feedback and design team recommendations, we'll start A/B testing soon. View this page for more information.