Page Triage/status

Last update on 2012-04-monthly

2012-03-01
Team was in training last week. They did some cleaning of ACW and well as defining the possible first few iterations on NPT designed to address the low-hanging features that are pain points for the Page Patrollers

2012-03-06
The project has been renamed Page_Triage from New_Page_Triage going forward, so the initial is "|PT" or just "The Cruiser." There are going to be two groups of sprints. The first set will implement the stuff that's already been decided, while Brandon works on another design revision and Oliver shops that around with the community. The first set will probably consist of a pro to-sprint followed by 4 releases to prototype for feedback: starting with groundwork and basic page list and finishing to zoom-into-article view, etc. The second set will be after a different project release cycle after real-world feedback.

Team has provided the stuff to work on for the proto-sprint which is the groundwork: Ryan is working on the page list, Benny is working on the API, and Ian is working on the locking mechanism.

2012-03-31
This month, the new editor engagement team developed the first prototype of Page Triage, which provides an enhanced list of articles to be triaged by community patrollers. Benny Situ completed APIs for retrieving metadata about articles and their authors, while Ian Baker and Ryan Kaldari developed new features for the list view enabling users to see that article metadata, working with new designs by Brandon Harris. Oliver Keyes acted as community liaison and Fabrice Florin managed this project with Howie Fung. Current goals for this project are to complete development of the list view in April, and start development of advanced features like the zoom view, for release in May. 

2012-04-monthly
The editor engagement team continued to develop its prototype of Page Triage, which provides an enhanced list of pages to be reviewed by community patrollers. Benny Situ, Ian Baker and Ryan Kaldari developed new features for the list view of this feature, while Brandon Harris designed a new curation bar to appear on the article pages. Oliver Keyes acted as community liaison and Fabrice Florin managed this project with Howie Fung. Current goals are to complete development of the new curation toolbar in May, and deploy an integrated release version the following month, along with the Article Creation landing system. The latest prototype is available on Wikimedia Labs; our first incremental deployment to the English Wikipedia is planned for the first week in May.