Talk pages project/Replying/Prototype testing/ar

.خلال فترة هذا المشروع، سيطوّر سلسلة من النماذج الأولية

ستطمح هذه النماذج الأولية إلى المساعدة في الإجابة عن هذه الأسئلة:


 * كيف سيكون أداء النماذج الأولية مقارنة بما ينتظر المساهمون أن تؤديه هذه النماذج؟
 * ماهي التحسينات التي يمكن القيام بها حتى تزيد نجاعة النماذج الأولية؟
 * ماهي الوضعيات النادرة التي لم يتم التطرق إليها والتي يجب أخذها بالاعتبار قبل نشر هذه النسخة؟

هذه الصفحة تمثل المكان الذي يمكن فيه اختبار النماذج الأولية التي يطورها الفريق والذي سيساعد في الاجابة عن الأسئلة المطروحة أعلاه.

اختبار النسخة 1.0 من النموذج الأولي
هذا هو أول اختبار منظم للإصدار 1.0 من النموذج الأولي للرد على تعليقات محددة على صفحات النقاش. The team is thankful for the effort you are putting in to try an early version this software.

Below you will find information about:


 * Why tests like these matter: Test goals
 * How to participate in the test: Test instructions
 * What the feedback you share will be used for: Your feedback

Test goals
This is a structured tested designed to answer questions like:


 * How does the prototype work compared to how contributors expect it to work?
 * What enhancements could be made to improve the prototype in future versions?
 * What uses have not yet been considered that need to be designed for before this version can be deployed?

Test instructions
Step 1: Read through the Before you start and Test sections.

Step 2: Complete the tasks listed in the Tasks to complete section.

Step 3: Review the questions listed in the Your feedback section.

Step 4: Share your thoughts (in any language) about the prototype here: Topic:Vcwvt3bq03o5gv8h

Before you start
Before getting started, there are a couple of things to keep in mind:


 * 1) All of the steps below will take place in a test environment, so you will not actually be editing or vandalizing Wikipedia.
 * 2) This test may seem simple. This is because we are trying to keep the test consistent for contributors across experience levels.
 * 3) Feel free to experiment in ways not described in the "Tasks" section. Although, if you encounter an error or something unexpected, please provide enough context for us to be able to recreate the issue/experience.

Test
Imagine that you come to an article on Wikipedia about cats. You wonder, "What could be controversial about this topic?" and click on the "Talk" tab to view conversations about this article. There, you notice a comment from someone else that you want to respond to...

Once you've completed the tasks below, please review the "Questions" and share your experience on the project talk page here: LINK.

Tasks to complete

 * 1) On a desktop computer, go to this talk page: https://en.wikipedia.beta.wmflabs.org/wiki/Talk:Cats
 * 2) Find the section heading, "How can we make this article better?"
 * 3) Within this section, there is a discussion happening. Reply to any comment in the discussion (you can write anything for the purpose of this test).
 * 4) Publish your response.
 * 5) Find your published response on the page.
 * 6) Imagine that you notice an error in the response that you wrote. Go back in, fix it, and publish the changes.
 * 7) Find your published response on the page.
 * 8) Start typing another short reply, but this time imagine that you changed your mind mid-reply and decided that you don’t want to write a reply. Try to cancel out.
 * 9) Now click to view the page history tab.
 * 10) Find your reply.

Your feedback
When you are finished testing out the prototype, please go to the Replying talk page and post your answers to the questions below in this thread: Topic:Vcwvt3bq03o5gv8h.


 * 1) Do you think that you completed the Tasks above correctly?
 * 2) Was there anything painful or not obvious about this experience?
 * 3) How does replying with the replying prototype compare with the current experience for replying to comments on talk pages on desktop?
 * 4) What other additional comments, concerns, or ideas would you like to make known?
 * 5) How do you typically use talk pages (across namespaces)?
 * 6) How often do you typically participate on/edit talk pages? Daily? Weekly? Monthly?

The feedback you share as part of this test will be used to refine the existing version of this feature and help set the requirements for future versions of this feature and others.