Difference between revisions of "Auto-Welcome"

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*Tell [[Kristina Weis|Kristina]] how the standard welcome should be formatted (like [[User:KristinaWeis/WelcomeCore|this]] or [[User:KristinaWeis/Welcome|this]] - how are pagename and signatures going to work?)
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*Tell [[Kristina Weis|Kristina]] how the standard welcome should be formatted (like [[User:KristinaWeis/WelcomeCore|this]] or [[User:KristinaWeis/Welcome|this]] or something else - how are pagename and signatures going to work?)
 
*The bot selects a welcomer from [[:Category:Initial Welcomer]] who is currently online.
 
*The bot selects a welcomer from [[:Category:Initial Welcomer]] who is currently online.
 
*Every newly created account receives a welcome from a welcomer's standard message (randomly or in sequence).  This will live at User:Username/Welcome.
 
*Every newly created account receives a welcome from a welcomer's standard message (randomly or in sequence).  This will live at User:Username/Welcome.

Revision as of 22:28, 29 February 2008

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What (summary)

Automatically welcoming new people as they create an account, giving them a contact person that is currently online to encourage engagement with less resources.

Why this is important

  • Freeing up community staff time for other engagement tasks
  • Providing new people that sign up an automatic contact person for help and links to help pages
  • Making sure 100% (rather than 50%, etc.) get welcomed
  • Teaching new people about talk page messaging system

DoneDone

  • Tell Kristina how the standard welcome should be formatted (like this or this or something else - how are pagename and signatures going to work?)
  • The bot selects a welcomer from Category:Initial Welcomer who is currently online.
  • Every newly created account receives a welcome from a welcomer's standard message (randomly or in sequence). This will live at User:Username/Welcome.
  • Bot randomly selects from online welcomer, and then from their respective welcome messages if they have more than one. Example: User:Username/Welcome2 and so on.
  • Wish List: The ability for people to say how many welcomes they want to put out in ratio to others. Example: Ted wants to do half as much as Kasey.

Steps to get to DoneDone



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