Last week we released the very first insights from the recent semi-annual survey of Wikipedia editors. This week we’re releasing the survey’s top-line data.
The top-line data includes all of the major indications from the survey of editors: the demographics, questions proposed in the survey, and top-line responses. We’re sharing this information now in order to allow the community to review the results, share them, and reflect on the data.
We will continue to share insights from the data over the next few weeks, as well as the entire dataset (which we’re in the process of anonymizing). We will also be releasing a full survey report on-wiki that details the findings and observations, and reflects on how the insights impact the Wikimedia movement.
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