Community Tech/Community Wishlist Survey/Invitation/nan

Siā-khu Guān-bōng Tiâu-tsa

Ta̍k-ke hó!

The Community Tech team at the Wikimedia Foundation is focused on building improved curation and moderation tools for experienced Wikimedia contributors. We're now starting a Community Wishlist Survey to find the most useful projects that we can work on.

For phase 1 of the survey, we're inviting all active contributors to submit brief proposals, explaining the project that you'd like us to work on, and why it's important. Phase 1 will last for 2 weeks. In phase 2, we'll ask you to vote on the proposals. Afterwards, we'll analyze the top 10 proposals and create a prioritized wishlist.

While most of this process will be conducted in English, we're inviting people from any Wikimedia wiki to submit proposals. We'll also invite volunteer translators to help translate proposals into English.

Your proposal should include: the problem that you want to solve, who would benefit, and a proposed solution, if you have one. You can submit your proposal on the Community Wishlist Survey page, using the entry field and the big blue button. We will be accepting proposals for 2 weeks, ending on November 23.

Guán kî-thāi thiann-tio̍h lí-ê siūnn-huat!

Siā-khu Guān-bōng Tiâu-tsa

Ta̍k-ke hó!

We're beginning the second part of the Community Tech team's Community Wishlist Survey, and we're inviting all active contributors to vote on the proposals that have been submitted.

Thanks to you and other Wikimedia contributors, 111 proposals were submitted to the team. We've split the proposals into categories, and now it's time to vote! You can vote for any proposal listed on the pages, using the {{Support}} tag. Feel free to add comments pro or con, but only support votes will be counted. The voting period will be 2 weeks, ending on December 14.

Tit-tio̍h siōng-tsē tsi-tshî pió ê thê-àn tsiânn-tsò thuân-tuī tiau-tsa hām kai-kuat ê siú-iàu jīm-bū. Kám-siā lí-ê tsham-ú, guán kī-tāi thiann-tio̍h lí-ê siūnn-huat!