W14.2

 1) 'Did You know' is a page for the "Do you know?" section of the English Wikipedia main page. This section introduces interesting facts from a recently created or highly updated document. This program was created to help editors share new information and improved content. Contributors can recommend documents they have created or improved, and selected documents go through careful review. DYK participants include people who have created or improved their documents, reviewers, administrators, and others, all of which help improve DYK's quality and inform its users in a variety of ways. The DYK program is run with the cooperation and engagement of the Wikipedia community.

2) I think it's really good to have an activity to promote high-quality content on Wikipedia. You Know What? is one of its activities that introduces surprising facts in newly created or vastly improved documents, promoting high-quality content created by editors and attracting users' attention.

3) I wonder how the selected documents in the "Do you know?" section will be reviewed and selected, and how much the selected documents will affect the number of page visitors.

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  1. 유신예June 9, 2024 at 8:47 AM

    "Do you know?""The quality and impact of the columns can provide a transparent and detailed audit process, ensure fairness and encourage more community members to participate in recommendations and reviews, and increase interactivity."Assess the impact of columns on page traffic through data and feedback analysis to improve selection criteria and recommendation mechanisms.It should also ensure that the recommended content is diversified to meet the interests of different users and that new editors and reviewers are provided with training resources to facilitate their better participation.

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